Landscape Scale Ecological Connectivity: Australian Survey and Rehearsals

Wyborn, Carina

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Landscape Scale Ecological Connectivity: Australian Survey and Rehearsals

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2011

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Wyborn, Carina

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Surrey Beatty & Sons

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Landscape scale ecological restoration and connectivity initiatives are gaining momentum in Australia and globally to protect and restore native vegetation and biodiversity. While these initiatives originated in response to habitat fragmentation and land

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