Identifying national responsibility species based on spatial conservation prioritization
Abstract
The concept of National responsibility species (NRS) was developed to coordinate the conservation efforts of species occurring in multiple countries. Calculated as the fraction of the global species' distribution within a country, it measures the contribution of a local population to global survival of the species. However, there may be more co-occurring species in one region than another, making the conservation of a species more cost-efficient...
Paper Details
Title
Identifying national responsibility species based on spatial conservation prioritization
Published Date
Aug 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
236
Pages
411 - 419
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