Using landscape structure to develop quantitative baselines for protected area monitoring
Authors:
- Paola MairotaPMPaola Mairota
- Barbara CafarelliBCBarbara Cafarelli
- Luigi BoccaccioLBLuigi Boccaccio
- Vincenzo LeronniVLVincenzo Leronni
- Rocco LabadessaRLRocco Labadessa
- Vasiliki KosmidouVKVasiliki Kosmidou
- Harini NagendraHNHarini Nagendra
- 1 October 2013
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Ecological Indicators
- Vol. 33, 82-95
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