Concept information
Preferred term
landscape and wildlife conservation
Definition
- Many geographers study the relationships between patterns of habitat variation and the processes through which wildlife species occupy landscapes. An animal's capacity to move across landscapes is a function of both intrinsic factors related to its behavior and physiology and extrinsic factors arising from the distribution of suitable habitat in space and time. [Source: Encyclopedia of Geography; Landscape and Wildlife Conservation]
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URI
https://concepts.sagepub.com/social-science/concept/landscape_and_wildlife_conservation
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