Evaluating Biodiversity in Fragmented Landscapes: Principles
(2005)
Watts, K., Humphrey, J.W., Griffiths, M., Quine, C. & Ray, D. Forest Research
This information note explains the scientific principles behind the approach being developed as BEETLE - Biological and Environmental Evaluation Tools for Landscape Ecology.
Summary
UK forests and woodlands are often of considerable value to
biodiversity. There is now a growing need to evaluate the impacts
of forest management on biodiversity, in order to maintain and
enhance the wildlife value at the landscape scale. The development
of biodiversity evaluation tools will enable forest and land
managers to make informed choices at this scale in order to provide
sustainable forest landscapes for the future. This Information Note
explains the scientific principles behind the approach being
developed as BEETLE – Biological and Environmental Evaluation
Tools for Landscape Ecology.
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Please cite as: Watts, K., Humphrey, J.W., Griffiths, M., Quine, C. & Ray, D. Forest Research, (2005), Evaluating Biodiversity in Fragmented Landscapes: Principles