Titlebook: Landscape Ecology of a Stressed Environment; Claire C. Vos,Paul Opdam Book 1993 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1993 ecology.env

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Population responses to landscape fragmentationd landscape. For species restricted to the original type of habitat, fragmentation means a disintegration into small, spatially disjunct patches, separated by land which is unsuitable to reproduce or find food or shelter. Fragmentation may also be perceived as a pattern, the result of this process o

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Landscape planning for nature restoration: comparing regional scenariosspite of a strong tradition in nature conservation in The Netherlands, only 6% (about 200 000 ha) of the country’s area is in designated nature reserves. There are more than 500 such reserves and most of them are smaller than 200 ha. The growing awareness of the adverse effects of fragmented landsca

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