2016
DOI: 10.3133/sir20165057
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Vulnerabilities of national parks in the American Midwest to climate and land use changes

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“…They identified 41 potential barriers to migrations for the 110 salt marshes evaluated in the analysis. Stroh et al (2016) quantified levels of landscape modification (i.e., development) and elevational range for 60 parks in the Midwest as potential constraints on adaptive capacity leading the authors to identify Indiana Dunes and Illinois and Michigan Canal as highly vulnerable. Both are in the heart of the Chicago Wilderness region.…”
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“…They identified 41 potential barriers to migrations for the 110 salt marshes evaluated in the analysis. Stroh et al (2016) quantified levels of landscape modification (i.e., development) and elevational range for 60 parks in the Midwest as potential constraints on adaptive capacity leading the authors to identify Indiana Dunes and Illinois and Michigan Canal as highly vulnerable. Both are in the heart of the Chicago Wilderness region.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Quantitative broad‐scale assessments (i.e., those covering many parks over a large area) can efficiently evaluate numerous parks simultaneously but are limited to attributes that can be consistently measured for a large extent, across diverse regions. These include climate‐change exposure (Gonzalez et al, 2018), landscape characteristics influencing adaptive capacity (Hansen et al, 2014; Stroh et al, 2016), and aggregated metrics based on species distribution models (Fisichelli et al, 2014; Wu et al, 2018). These broad‐scale assessments can be useful for system‐wide strategic planning, and they provide a common baseline of climate vulnerability information.…”
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“…Annak érdekében, hogy a sérülékenység mindhárom komponensének magasabb értéke nagyobb sérülékenységet jelöljön, hasonlóan a nemzetközi szakirodalomban is felbukkanó módszertani megoldáshoz (Joakim et al 2015, Pandey és Bardsley 2015, Stroh et al 2016), az alkalmazkodóképesség helyett annak hiányát számszerűsítettük. A Duna-Ipoly Nemzeti Park alkalmazkodóképességét, illetve annak hiányát három mutatóval kíséreltük meg számszerűsíteni, melyek a természetes ökológiai rendszerek alkalmazkodóképességének Czúcz (2010) által megfogalmazott három, különböző tér-és időbeli léptékű tényezőjét követik.…”
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