A5057143408- Land Use and Ecosystem Services
- Botany and Plant Ecology Studies
- Wildlife-Road Interactions and Conservation
- Plant Ecology and Soil Science
- Forest Ecology and Biodiversity Studies
Charles University
2014-2021
Green infrastructure is a strategically planned network that broadens traditional biodiversity conservation methods to also encompass the concept of ecosystem services (ES). This study aims identify green in Central Europe. An analysis ecological connectivity based on ES supply quantified for CORINE land cover classes. Corridors between core areas, which are represented by Natura 2000 sites, capacity ecosystems maintenance and regulating ES. The delineated corridors covers approximately 15%...
Landscape classification of Central Europe was carried out in order to define the spatial framework environmentally homogeneous typological units. The output such a would be used for further assessment ecosystem services within focus region. Classification based on cluster analysis principal components, derived from set abiotic data – climatic and terrain variables soil database. Seven specific landscape types were defined Europe. Regional distribution environmental characteristics...