Titlebook: Landscape Ecological Applications in Man-Influenced Areas; Linking Man and Natu Sun-Kee Hong,Nobukazu Nakagoshi,Yukihiro Morimoto Book 2007

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Ecological Networks, from Concept to Implementation,zed. As ecological network planning means biodiversity management outside protected nature reserves and parks, it also means confrontation between interests and finding ways for cooperation between all users of the wider landscape.

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Challenges Faced When Creating an Evaluation Method of Biodiversity on an Ecosystem Level,ity Analysis. Thirdly, identify the potential habitat area of selected species by Potential Habitat Analysis. Fifthly, estimate the survival probability of the selected species in the potential habitat area.

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Land Use Change From Traditional To Modern Eras: Saitama Prefecture, Japan, from 5% to 24% of the area. A comparison of land use change on each landform type indicated that land use patterns were determined more by the capability of the land in the 1880s than in the 1990s. An analysis of the transition in vegetation revealed that natural succession was underway in much of the woodland

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Landscape Ecology for Biodiversity,ther countries. Especially, the conservation strategy and policy of biodiversity were addressed in broad senses including habitat protections, legal approaches, landscape design and ecological network programs.

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Book 2007 of landscape. Recently, cause and consequences of landscape change are significantly related to rapid urbanization and land transformation in populated area. Therefore, ecological applications on the man-influenced area are a worldwide issue and challenge in landscape ecology...The aim of Landscape

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Seeding On Slopes In Japan For Nature Restoration,ts) using the "thick-growth-media spraying method," a popular approach in Japan, are presented. The article concludes with a discussion of the basic principles of restoration of natural slopes based on previous Japanese studies and the author’s experience.