Bridging Ecological Gaps: How Collaborative Governance Can Strengthen Biodiversity in Human Landscapes

As urbanization continues to fragment natural habitats, maintaining ecological connectivity is crucial for preserving biodiversity [2,3]. A recent study by Donati et al. [4] highlights the importance of integrating both aquatic (“blue”) and terrestrial (“green”) ecosystems through collaborative governance in human-dominated landscapes.

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2025-01-01
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Land Use and Ecosystem Services
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Bridging Ecological Gaps: How Collaborative Governance Can Strengthen Biodiversity in Human Landscapes

PhilPapers (PhilPapers Foundation)
Land Use and Ecosystem Services
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Bridging Ecological Gaps: How Collaborative Governance Can Strengthen Biodiversity in Human Landscapes

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Abstract

As urbanization continues to fragment natural habitats, maintaining ecological connectivity is crucial for preserving biodiversity [2,3]. A recent study by Donati et al. [4] highlights the importance of integrating both aquatic (“blue”) and terrestrial (“green”) ecosystems through collaborative governance in human-dominated landscapes.

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Sustainable cities and communities
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Land Use and Ecosystem Services
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