Using monitors to monitor ecological restoration: Presence may not indicate persistence
Abstract
Habitat loss is a leading cause of biodiversity declines globally, and there has been increasing recognition in recent years of the importance of restoring degraded habitats to functional ecosystems to ameliorate this loss. Despite the critical roles animals play in ecosystems, animals are often overlooked in assessments of ecological restoration success, particularly beyond their presence or absence in these habitats. Apex predators are...
Paper Details
Title
Using monitors to monitor ecological restoration: Presence may not indicate persistence
Published Date
May 22, 2020
Journal
Volume
45
Issue
7
Pages
921 - 932
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