In the Sisyphean attempt to mediate landscape interests, there are always brush fires.
Over the last several months Mr. Davidson has been making frequent trips to Los Angeles to further his landscape interests, what he describes as a "lifelong urban rat's" preoccupation with nature meeting the manufactured, which he has also pursued for many years in Central Park and in Paris.
March Madness remains a bright light on the sporting landscape, but interest in the history and pageantry of college basketball wanes with each generation, and with it goes the remaining incentive to give one's very valuable labor away for free.
This can make it difficult to assess the feasibility of reintroduction when an extirpated species cannot, by definition, be observed in the landscape of interest.
We have developed a methodology for extracting characteristic properties of a fitness landscape of interest by analyzing fitness data on an in vitro molecular evolution.
Applications are complicated by issues of scale related to the size of the landscape of interest (bigger is better), the resolution at which the landscape is modeled and analyzed (finer is better), and the cost or complexity of applying a landscape model (cheaper and easier is better).
An example of such collection is a large land cover map subdivided into a grid of smaller local landscapes, a query is a local landscape of interest, and the task is to find other local landscapes within a map which are perceptually similar to the query.
These variables included the taxa the research considered, the characteristics of the landscape of interest, the species response variables measured, the type of methodology employed by the study, the habitat type(s) surveyed, and the technique(s) used to create habitat maps.
With the increasing industrialisation and urbanisation of Manchester and Salford during the 18th and 19th centuries, the moor became one of the remaining areas of natural landscape of interest to amateur naturalists, one of whom collected the only known specimens of the now extinct moth species Euclemensia woodiella.
An assemblage is the set of all species of a taxonomic group in a landscape of interest.
