Green Infrastructure Mapping in Almeria Province (Spain) Using Geographical Information Systems and Multi-Criteria Evaluation DOI Creative Commons

Álvaro Navas González,

Richard J. Hewitt, Javier Martínez Vega

et al.

Land, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: 13(11), P. 1916 - 1916

Published: Nov. 14, 2024

Green infrastructure (GI) is increasingly prioritised in landscape policy and planning due to its potential benefit ecosystems enhance wildlife conservation. However, the uneven distribution of protected areas (PAs) fragmentation habitats more generally, multi-level strategies are needed create an integrated GI network bridging national, regional local scales. In province Almeria, southeastern Spain, mainly threatened by two land use/land cover changes. On one hand, there advance intensive greenhouse agriculture, which, between 1984 2007, increased surface area than 58%. other growth artificial surfaces, including urban (+64%), construction sites (+194%) road infrastructures (+135%). To address this challenge, we present a proposal for green deployment Almeria. We combine Geographic Information Systems (GISs) multi-criteria evaluation (MCE) techniques identify evaluate suitability key elements be included ways. First, most suitable form part order vulnerability degradation fragmentation. Second, propose 15 ecological corridors connecting 35 that act as core areas. The proposed would extend along western coast occupy valleys main rivers. river Almanzora plays leading role. Due remoteness from climatic conditions, it has not attracted agriculture development, drivers transformation traditional uses. Around 50% occupied located places medium high movement species

Language: Английский

New Perspectives on Agricultural Land Use Reallocation: A Framework for Maximizing Grain Production DOI

Shilei Wang,

Xiaobin Jin, Xinyuan Liang

et al.

Published: Jan. 1, 2024

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Language: Английский

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Green Infrastructure Mapping in Almeria Province (Spain) Using Geographical Information Systems and Multi-Criteria Evaluation DOI Creative Commons

Álvaro Navas González,

Richard J. Hewitt, Javier Martínez Vega

et al.

Land, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: 13(11), P. 1916 - 1916

Published: Nov. 14, 2024

Green infrastructure (GI) is increasingly prioritised in landscape policy and planning due to its potential benefit ecosystems enhance wildlife conservation. However, the uneven distribution of protected areas (PAs) fragmentation habitats more generally, multi-level strategies are needed create an integrated GI network bridging national, regional local scales. In province Almeria, southeastern Spain, mainly threatened by two land use/land cover changes. On one hand, there advance intensive greenhouse agriculture, which, between 1984 2007, increased surface area than 58%. other growth artificial surfaces, including urban (+64%), construction sites (+194%) road infrastructures (+135%). To address this challenge, we present a proposal for green deployment Almeria. We combine Geographic Information Systems (GISs) multi-criteria evaluation (MCE) techniques identify evaluate suitability key elements be included ways. First, most suitable form part order vulnerability degradation fragmentation. Second, propose 15 ecological corridors connecting 35 that act as core areas. The proposed would extend along western coast occupy valleys main rivers. river Almanzora plays leading role. Due remoteness from climatic conditions, it has not attracted agriculture development, drivers transformation traditional uses. Around 50% occupied located places medium high movement species

Language: Английский

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