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Are government incentives effective for avoided deforestation in the tropical Andean forest?
ArticleAbstract: In order to ensure the provision of goods and services from forests, many governments have promotedPalabras claves:Autores:Arriagada R., Echeverria C., Pablo Cuenca, Robalino J.Fuentes:googlescopusArticle Forest Ecosystem Fragmentation in Ecuador: Challenges for Sustainable Land Use in the Tropical Andean
ArticleAbstract: Natural ecosystems are declining and fragmenting globally at unprecedented rates. Fragmentation of nPalabras claves:Deforestation, Ecosystem changing patterns, Forests fragmentation, Human impact, Land use, Tropical AndeanAutores:Echeverria C., Fürst C., Gabriel V. Gaona, Jin-kyoung Noh, Kleemann J., Koo H., Pablo CuencaFuentes:googlescopusExtinction debt in a biodiversity hotspot: the case of the Chilean Winter Rainfall-Valdivian Forests
ArticleAbstract: Habitat fragmentation has become a major concern of conservation because of negative influences on pPalabras claves:HABITAT FRAGMENTATION, plant species richness, South American temperate hotspot, Time-delayed extinctionAutores:Echeverria C., Jin-kyoung Noh, Pablo Cuenca, Pauchard A.Fuentes:googlescopusHow do protected landscapes associated with high biodiversity and population levels change?
ArticleAbstract: Most protected areas (PA) try to limit logging of forests by means of restrictions on access and usePalabras claves:Autores:Echeverria C., Pablo CuencaFuentes:googlescopusImpact of land-use change on biodiversity and ecosystem services in the Chilean temperate forests
ArticleAbstract: Context: Land-use change impacts biodiversity and ecosystem services, which are intrinsically relatePalabras claves:Anthropogenic processes, Changing landscape, Habitat diversity, Natural capital, Spatially explicit modelsAutores:Echeverria C., James Rodríguez-Echeverry, Morales L., Oyarzún C.Fuentes:scopusWarning about conservation status of forest ecosystems in tropical Andes: National assessment based on IUCN criteria
ArticleAbstract: World ecosystems are suffering from anthropogenic and natural pressure. The IUCN (International UnioPalabras claves:Autores:Echeverria C., Fürst C., Jin-kyoung Noh, Kleemann J., Koo H., Pablo CuencaFuentes:googlescopus