Sentence examples for fragmented conservation from inspiring English sources

Over time, this incremental pattern of settlement expansion has fragmented conservation land and impaired its ecological functioning.

To sustain biodiversity and ecosystem services in fragmented landscapes conservation planning has turned to the identification and protection of large-scale spatial ecological networks (SEN).

To maintain the current levels of genetic diversity in fragmented habitats, conservation of the Bornean elephants should aim at securing connectivity between spatially distinct populations.

Comparing potato to Arabidopsis thaliana annotated proteins suggested fragmented structural conservation between these distantly related plant species.

Comparing potato to Arabidopsis thaliana annotated proteins revealed five micro-syntenic blocks of three to seven ORFs with A. thaliana chromosomes 1, 3 and 5, suggesting fragmented structural conservation between these distantly related plant species.

We studied the foraging habitat of the endangered black-breasted button-quail (Turnix melanogaster) in 13 rainforest patches of an agricultural landscape (23.4 km2) in eastern Australia to assess its use of fragmented habitats outside conservation reserves.

Murcia, C. Edge effects in fragmented forests: implications for conservation.

Economic analysis of species conservation in fragmented habitat needs to deal with metapopulation theory and its theoretical implications.

Habitat suitability models are thus theoretical concepts that can be used for planning in fragmented landscapes and habitat conservation.

Wildlife corridors are crucial for effective conservation in fragmented landscapes, yet these corridors are vanishing across Africa.

This approach provides a tool to help managers and land-use planners prioritize habitat corridors for biodiversity conservation across fragmented landscapes.