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Modelling with stakeholders to integrate biodiversity into land-use planning - Lessons learned in Réunion Island (Western Indian Ocean)

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Figure 1: Land-use map of Réunion Island (21°06' S 55°36' E). Urban and 1090
Figure 2: Maps showing, a) the transformation status of habitats, b) record data on 1096
Figure 3: The spatial optimization process embedded in MARXAN selects an 1102
Figure 4: UML class diagram of the land-use simulation model structure. Social 1113
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