The article provides examples of GILS initiatives in various types of communities: bibliographic, geographic, environmental, and government.
By clustering developing countries according to their economic, geographic, environmental, energy, and social characteristics, the paper presents some considerations on climate political economy strategies in these countries with respect to existing bargaining coalitions.
To test this hypothesis geographic, environmental, and aquatic vegetation data was acquired for 1151 sites on calcareous rivers within the British Isles, supporting 106 macrophyte species (mean S: 3.1 species per sample), and 203 sites from Zambian calcareous rivers, supporting 255 macrophyte species (mean S: 8.3 species per sample).
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This present study jointly analyzes geographic, environmental, demographic and genetic data from 10 natural populations to provide insights into the population biology of the species.
These differences may be related to geographic, environmental, socioeconomic, or host-related factors.
We partitioned the community similarity variation into its pure environmental distance (RPE), pure geographic distance (RPG), mixed geographic-environmental distance (RMX), and unexplained (RUN) fractions using partial regressions [ 14, 19, 36, 65, 66].
Based on these values, the pure geographic distance, pure environmental distance, mixed geographic-environmental distance, and the unexplained fractions of the variation in community similarity were calculated as RPG = RT - RE; RPE = RT - RG; RMX = RT - (RE + RG) and RUN = 1 - RT [ 61].
Working in the Tibetan Plateau region since 1998, Plateau Perspectives, a non-governmental organization, has pioneered (in the local socio-political, geographic and environmental context) an integrated approach to environmental conservation and community development.
Here, we integrate phylogenetic, phenotypic, geographic, and environmental data to investigate the contributions of historical geographic barriers and environmental differences to speciation and divergence in the Spanish sand racer (Psammodromus hispanicus).
Furthermore, although it is difficult to completely disentangle the effects of geographic and environmental distance, a higher proportion of the identified outlier loci were associated with environmental parameters on spawning grounds than with geographic variables.
