Global typologies of coastal wetland status to inform conservation and management

Global typologies of coastal wetland status to inform conservation and management

Global-scale conservation initiatives and policy instruments rely on ecosystem indicators to track progress towards targets and objectives. A deeper understanding of indicator interrelationships would benefit these efforts and help characterize ecosystem status. We study interrelationships among 34...

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Main Authors: Brown, C.J (Author), Buelow, C.A (Author), Connolly, R.M (Author), Fernanda Adame, M. (Author), Griffiths, L. (Author), Holgate, B. (Author), Lillebø, A.I (Author), Mackey, B. (Author), Maxwell, P.S (Author), Pearson, R.M (Author), Rajkaran, A. (Author), Rayner, T.S (Author), Roy Chowdhury, M. (Author), Sievers, M. (Author), Sousa, A.I (Author), Tulloch, V.J.D (Author), Turschwell, M.P (Author), Yip Lee, S. (Author), zu Ermgassen, P.S.E (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier B.V. 2021
Subjects:
biodiversity
Biodiversity
Bioregion
coastal wetland
Coastal wetlands
Conservation
conservation management
Cumulative impacts
degradation
Ecosystem indicators
Ecosystems
Environmental management
Forestry
Global conservation
Global scale
Health index
Health indices
Human pressures
Indicator indicator
Knowledge management
Policy instruments
Rhizophoraceae
seagrass
Threatened species
typology
Wetlands
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