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Protected Areas effects on biodiversity: a test using bird data that hopefully will give ideas for much more studies
to come
Paul Caplat
To cite this version:
Paul Caplat. Protected Areas effects on biodiversity: a test using bird data that hopefully will give ideas for much more studies to come. 2019, pp.100018. �10.24072/pci.ecology.100018�. �hal-02611820�
Protected Areas effects on biodiversity: a test using bird data that hopefully will give
ideas for much more studies to come
Paul Caplat based on reviews by Willson Gaul and 1 anonymous reviewer
A recommendation of:
Victor Cazalis, Soumaya Belghali, Ana S.L. Rodrigues. Using a large- scale biodiversity monitoring dataset to test the effectiveness of protected areas at conserving North-American breeding birds (2019), bioRxiv, 433037, ver. 4 peer-reviewed and recommended by Peer Community in Ecology. 10.1101/433037
Submitted: 04 October 2018, Recommended: 05 April 2019
Cite this recommendation as:
Paul Caplat (2019) Protected Areas effects on biodiversity: a test using bird data that
hopefully will give ideas for much more studies to come. Peer Community in Ecology, 100018.
10.24072/pci.ecology.100018
In the face of worldwide declines in biodiversity, evaluating the effectiveness of conservation practices is an absolute necessity.
Protected Areas (PA) are a key tool for conservation, and the question “Are PA effective” has been on many a research agenda, as the introduction to this preprint will no doubt convince you. A challenge we face is that, until now, few studies have been
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Published: 5 April 2019
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