Titlebook: Conservation in Chilean Patagonia; Assessing the State Juan Carlos Castilla,Juan J. Armesto Zamudio,David Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2023 Pontificia Uni

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Understand, Manage, and Measure Cyber Riskersity in Chilean Patagonia. The current network of protected areas represents only 20% of terrestrial ecosystems. A bias in representation is identified towards higher altitude zones, glaciers-ice fields and areas of lower opportunity cost in the region. Protection gaps indicate a representation of

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-7821-5 strengthen institutional capacities in order to overcome historic problems and raise levels of management. We present recommendations that highlight the importance of strengthening the legal framework, as well as the need to bring planning up to date, and improve management inputs through public po

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-7933-5ing climate change. A national inventory, conservation of peatland ecosystems in their multiple levels of ecosystem functioning, improvement of restoration practices, and the prevention of the degradation are among the urgent priorities in order to reduce negative socio-ecological and economic impac

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-8211-3tal Marine Spaces (in Spanish Espacios Costeros Marinos de Pueblos Originarios, ECMPO) now total 62.931 km. across 65 different areas and present an important potential complementary conservation tool. This study thus suggests the need to expand our understanding of marine biodiversity conservation

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Define Mobile Settings for Viva Connections,ation status, six of the invertebrate species thriving in Patagonia belong to one of the categories of threatened species. The main local threats to these habitat-forming species are aquaculture, infrastructure and industrialization projects, fishing, and invertebrate harvesting, as well as threats

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Common Circuits and System Components,anges to the current legislation on salmon escapes, limiting the use of chemotherapeutics and increasing public and private investment in the research and development of monitoring and mitigation technologies. The research priority should be the development of reliable assessments of carrying capaci

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An Integrated Conservation Vision for Chilean Patagoniaorts. Scientific interest in Chilean Patagonia has increased greatly over the last decades. Through a review of the literature, in this chapter, we discuss the state of knowledge of biodiversity and the conservation status of coastal, marine, and freshwater ecosystems in Chilean Patagonia. We identi

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Global Change and Acceleration of Anthropic Pressures on Patagonian Ecosystems (RCP 4.5), average temperature will increase from 0, 9 to 1.4 °C. Similarly, precipitation is projected to decrease between 5.5 and 116 mm on average; the highest precipitation reduction is 221 mm, with a modal reduction of 21 mm. In some areas, however, precipitation is projected to increase up to