Adaptation of conservation strategies
28 important questions on Adaptation of conservation strategies
What are protected areas?
What are biodiveristy hot spots
What are Halpin's 3 recommendations?
- Working outside of reserves to encompass areas in which range shifts might occur
- Managing landscapes for connectivity
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What are range boundarie?
What must also be considered with range boundaries?
- For instance a species may have some populations moving north as a latitudinal response to warming but other populations moving in the opposite direction as an elevational response if the only nearby mountains are in the south
What is Peter's prediction?
How can you help avoid extinctions due to climate change?
-Species that lose representation because of climate change can regain some of the lost protected areas if new protected areas a added in the landscape
What will happen if you wait with taking action?
What is the rear edge of current range shits?
What is planning for target?
What is planning for process?
What is planning for persistence?
When is a site irreplacable?
What happens when there is less vulnerability or greater resilience to a threat?
What are resistance spieces/sites
- Species with broad physiological tolerances
What are resilient species/sites?
- Species with high reproductive potential, high seed rain , so plants can re-establish
When are conservation strategies prioritized?
- Because the protected area will persist
When has an area priority to protection?
What means living death?
What is the main management option for climate change?
What is disturbance management?
What happens in reserves in which fire and invasive species are management issues?
What are the general principles for reserve managers?
- Be alert for non-threatened or nonobjective species or processes whose status may change significantly because of climate change
- Plan on longer time frames
- Consider interactions between management objectives that may be sensitive to climate change
What are resiliance reefs?
What are resistance reefs?
- due to currents, upwelling and previous exposure to bleaching
What become reefs that can recover?
What happens due to disappearance of the sea ice?
What does the retreat of ice ice also means?
- Sometimes they follow sea ice -> need to dive deeper bc they are farther from the continental shelf
- Fisheries of groundfish will make this effect even worse
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