Putting bryophyte communities in the map: A case study on prioritizing monitoring of human pressure in riverscapes
Journal for Nature Conservation(2017)
摘要
Freshwater ecosystems support biological communities with high species richness and conservation interest. However, these ecosystems are highly altered by human intervention and threatened worldwide, making them a priority in conservation planning and biodiversity monitoring. Bryophytes, including several conservation-interest taxa, are recognized indicators of ecological status in freshwaters. We aimed to develop a framework for designing monitoring networks to detect trends in aquatic and semi-aquatic bryophyte communities, prioritizing high-conservation interest communities in different contexts of human pressure (specifically, resulting from the intersection of two criteria: (i) protection status and (ii) presence of a potential impact area).
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Conservation prioritization,Freshwater,Monitoring design,Spatial modelling of biodiversity
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