From static connectivity modelling to scenario-based planning at local and regional scales
Authors:
- Alex Mark LechnerAlex Mark Lechner
- Rebecca M.B. HarrisRHRebecca M.B. Harris
- Veronica DoerrVDVeronica Doerr
- Erik DoerrEDErik Doerr
- Michael DrielsmaMDMichael Drielsma
- Edward C. LefroyELEdward C. Lefroy
- 1 November 2015
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal for Nature Conservation
- Vol. 28, 78-88
Abstract
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Funding Information
- Australian Government Sustainable Regional Development
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