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Área de conocimiento: "Ecología"

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Ciencia e Investigacion Agraria(1)

Ecological Informatics(1)

Environmental Impact Assessment Review(1)

European Journal of Forest Research(1)

Gayana - Botanica(1)

Área temáticas

Agricultura y tecnologías afines(6)

Economía de la tierra y la energía(6)

Huertos, frutas, silvicultura(5)

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Biodiversidad(3)

Ciencia ambiental(2)

Biogeografía(1)

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ODS 15: Vida de ecosistemas terrestres(12)

ODS 13: Acción por el clima(10)

ODS 17: Alianzas para lograr los objetivos(10)

ODS 11: Ciudades y comunidades sostenibles(2)

ODS 3: Salud y bienestar(1)

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systematic transitions(2)

Alpha and beta diversity(1)

Amazon forest landscapes(1)

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Composition, structure and diversity of populations of Nothofagus glauca located in the mediterranean zone of Chile

Abstract: The forests of Nothofagus glauca are located in the mediterranean zone of central Chile. Its elimina

Palabras claves:

Alpha and beta diversity, Nothofagus, Plant communities, Species richness

Alvarez J.B., Martín L.M., Martín M.A., Miguel Angel Herrera, Molina-Martínez J.R., Muñoz C., Sáez F.M., Uribe M.

An ecophysiographic approach for Araucaria araucana regeneration management

Abstract: Chilean temperate forests are dominated by Nothofagus and Araucaria araucana species. Despite A. ara

Palabras claves:

Maxent model, Nothofagus species, Seedling establishment, Seedling tree

Drake F., Miguel Angel Herrera, Molina-Martínez J.R.

Economic vulnerability of fire-prone landscapes in protected natural areas: application in a Mediterranean Natural Park

Abstract: Environmental services and landscape goods are rarely incorporated into economic valuation of natura

Palabras claves:

Burn probability, Fire impacts, Landscape susceptibility, Landscape vulnerability

Miguel Angel Herrera, Molina-Martínez J.R., Silva F.R.y.

Fragmentation of Araucaria araucana forests in Chile: Quantification and correlation with structural variables

Abstract: Landscape fragmentation is one of the main threats to South American temperate forests due to popula

Palabras claves:

Landscape connectivity, Landscape conservation, Landscape metrics, Spatial pattern indicators

Drake F., Martín L.M., Martín M.A., Miguel Angel Herrera, Molina-Martínez J.R.

Fragmentation patterns and systematic transitions of the forested landscape in the upper Amazon region, Ecuador 1990-2008

Abstract: The analysis of the systematic transitions in the forested landscape and the study of the forest fra

Palabras claves:

Ecuadorian Amazon, fragmentation, Natural regeneration, systematic transitions

Miguel Angel Herrera, Molina-Martínez J.R., Pezzopane J.E.M., Santiago Bonilla-Bedoya

Habitat modeling for the family of rhinocryptids in the rain forest in the south of Chile

Abstract: Fragmentation and degradation of forest habitats affects (the susceptibility of several species is h

Palabras claves:

Biodiversity, Conservation (preservation), forest management

Miguel Angel Herrera, Molina-Martínez J.R., Moreno R., Soler N.S., Zamora R.

Socioecological system and potential deforestation in Western Amazon forest landscapes

Abstract: The ecosystem services provided by tropical forests are affected by deforestation. Territorial manag

Palabras claves:

Amazon forest landscapes, Human and environment relationships, Land use management, Sustainable forest management

Estrella-Bastidas A., Miguel Angel Herrera, Molina-Martínez J.R., Santiago Bonilla-Bedoya

Spatiotemporal variation of forest cover and its relation to air quality in urban Andean socio-ecological systems

Abstract: Confronting the dynamics of global urbanization is one of the challenges of sustainability in the 21

Palabras claves:

Air quality, Green infrastructure, Spatiotemporal variation, systematic transitions, Urban land cover

Danilo Mejía Coronel, Juan Durango-Cordero, Miguel Angel Herrera, Molina-Martínez J.R., Pezzopane J.E.M., Rasa Zalakeviciute, Santiago Bonilla-Bedoya

Wildfire-induced reduction in the carbon storage of Mediterranean ecosystems: An application to brush and forest fires impacts assessment

Abstract: Wildfire is one of the most dangerous and harmful phenomena in the world. Hence, fire impacts assess

Palabras claves:

Biomass consumption, carbon fixation, Carbon pools, Fire intensity, Net-value change

Miguel Angel Herrera, Molina-Martínez J.R., Silva F.R.y.

Modelling available crown fuel for Pinus pinaster Ait. stands in the "Cazorla, Segura and Las Villas Natural Park" (Spain)

Abstract: One of the main limiting aspects in the application of crown fire models at landscape scale has been

Palabras claves:

allometric equations, Canopy bulk density, Canopy fuel consumption, Canopy fuel load, Potential crown fire

Mérida E., Miguel Angel Herrera, Molina-Martínez J.R., Silva F.R.y.