Sentence examples for integrated landscape from inspiring English sources

Our results demonstrate the importance of considering the potential benefits of invasive species within integrated landscape management.

With further analysis on use (type, intensity, and spatial extent) data on human-made objects are likely to contribute to a better modeling and understanding of multifunctional periurban landscapes and thus facilitate integrated landscape planning.

The Interior Northwest Landscape Analysis System (INLAS) project demonstrated a method for assembling teams of scientists to conduct integrated landscape analyses at the mid- or subbasin scale in the interior Northwestern United States.

SLM encompasses established approaches such as soil and water conservation, natural resource management and integrated landscape management (ILM).

CSA does not focus only at the plot level, however, but applies an integrated landscape approach, promoting coordination among crops, livestock, fisheries and forestry, as well as energy and water, following the principles of ecosystem management.

Integrated landscape approaches offer a means of integrating policy and practice to ensure equitable and sustainable use of land while strengthening measures to improve environmental conservation, production, and well-being outcomes.

Gross ecosystem production (GEP) was high (1165 g C m−2 yeand1) and ecosystem respiration (ER) was low (817 g C m−2 year−1) in comparison to spatially integrated, landscape-scale observations from WLEF (914 and 1005 g C m−2 yearespectivelyively), a 477 m tower located 22 km to the northeast [Glob. Change Biol. 9 (2003 1278]].

We have not just working landscapes but highly integrated landscapes.

In order to study landscape changes, an interdisciplinary approach that integrates landscape ecology and history is vital.

To ensure effective monitoring and management of such landscapes, it is necessary to integrate landscape composition and the associated socio-economic processes in the conservation schemes.

These farms and many others in Vermont serve as models of a framework that integrates landscape multifunctionality and agroecology in the design of the landscape.