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“…Such areas are relatively friendly to small ground-dwelling mammals because gardens can be suitable habitats for these animals and do not restrict their movement (Baker et al 2003). This is also consistent with studies by Colding (2007), who showed the role of ecological land-use complementation in maintaining biodiversity in urban areas, and studies by Fleury and Brown (1997), Mahan and O'Connell (2005), Angold et al (2006) and Vergnes et al (2013) concerning the role of dispersal corridors.…”
Section: Small City Outskirts and Green Corridorssupporting
confidence: 81%
“…Such areas are relatively friendly to small ground-dwelling mammals because gardens can be suitable habitats for these animals and do not restrict their movement (Baker et al 2003). This is also consistent with studies by Colding (2007), who showed the role of ecological land-use complementation in maintaining biodiversity in urban areas, and studies by Fleury and Brown (1997), Mahan and O'Connell (2005), Angold et al (2006) and Vergnes et al (2013) concerning the role of dispersal corridors.…”
Section: Small City Outskirts and Green Corridorssupporting
confidence: 81%
“…Increasingly, urban-rural continua of blue-green multifunctional systems are being promoted in relation to sustainable drainage, climate change, wellbeing and health, property values, employment and other issues (Gill et al, 2007;James et al, 2009;Maas et al, 2006). Latterly, there has been an awareness of the ‗rural' roles that can be performed by urban landscapes -such as affording outdoor recreation opportunities that minimise carbon use and maximise social inclusion, amenity and productive woodlands, promoting biodiversity on roofs and in gardens, and producing food (Thomson et al, 2003;Angold et al, 2006;Tzoulas et al, 2007), assisted by the ‗bridging' potential of the urban fringe (Gallent et al, 2004(Gallent et al, , 2006 (1990) and Scotland (1991) and England (2006). Character mapping has also facilitated integrated governance, as landscape character areas have proved remarkably compatible with ecological zones.…”
Section: (Bishop Et Al 1997; P102)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Indeed, UPUFs can provide refuge for species whose native habitats have been largely lost [11], even allowing for the occurrence of forest specialists in these urban and peri-urban landscapes [12,13]. They may play a role in providing dispersal corridors or stepping stones among habitat patches [14,15].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%