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Preferred term
patches and corridors in wildlife conservation
Definition
- As human-environment interactions evolve within progressively globalized settings, natural areas become more fragmented, usually embedded in an agricultural landscape. Across varied regions, more than 90% of the natural forest has now been removed, with agriculture and managed lands occupying well over 50% of Earth's land surface. [Source: Encyclopedia of Geography; Patches and Corridors in Wildlife Conservation]
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https://concepts.sagepub.com/social-science/concept/patches_and_corridors_in_wildlife_conservation
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