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Several field methodologies, analytical measures and theoretical patterns have been explored for conservation planning for arthropods in native forests of the Azores archipelago. Here, the outcomes are assembled to make recommendations on practical strategies to assess arthropod diversity and to select and manage protected native forests in the Azores. Suggestions are made on how to apply similar plans for conservation of other plant and animal groups in these forests. Potential threats to the Azorean native forest are described and measures to minimize them are proposed. Future studies are also suggested that would improve the present knowledge of arthropod diversity and distribution in Azorean native forests and could assist in the identification of suitable conservation strategies.
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Azores Arthropods Conservation Planning Diversity Inventory Management Monitoring Native Forest Protection
Citation
Gaspar, C.; Borges, P.A.V.; Gaston, K.J. (2014). "Towards systematic conservation planning in the Azores", Ecologi@, 7: 40-49. ISSN 1647-2829.
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Sociedade Portuguesa de Ecologia