Advancing the consideration of ecological connectivity in environmental assessment: Synthesis and next steps forward

Population viability analysis (PVA)An analysis to determine the probability that a population will go extinct within a given number of years. Akçakaya & Sjögren-Gulve, 2000Other Multipurpose spatial planning software (Zonation, Marxan, Marxan with zones, ConsNet, C-Plan)Referencing long term defragmentation and ecological connectivity conservation programs at national and/or regional scales A multi-factor assessment program that can be used for conservation, planning and spatial prioritization.Conflict analysis using mapped ecological network including parks, nature reserves and wildlife corridors of national/regional importance Albert et al., 2017;Jongman et al., 2004 Review Questions Evaluation sub-questions to determine performance score Evaluation of key-impacts Q.3.1Are impacts on ecological connectivity predicted and described in detail?

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Impact assessment publishing – observations and reflections after 7 years of being editor of impact assessment and project appraisal

Fischer

2023

Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal

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Advancing the consideration of ecological connectivity in environmental assessment: Synthesis and next steps forward

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Impact assessment publishing – observations and reflections after 7 years of being editor of impact assessment and project appraisal

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