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|a Yang, Rui
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|a National Parks and Protected Areas
|h Elektronische Ressource
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|a Basel
|b MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute
|c 2023
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|a 1 electronic resource (328 p.)
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|a wilderness quality
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|a indicator system
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|a knowledge mapping
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|a least-cost distance
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|a dispersal probability
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|a national park
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|a best practice
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|a bibliometrics
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|a residents
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|a co-management
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|a CiteSpace
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|a regression analysis
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|a natural parks
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|a driving force
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|a management capacity evaluation
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|a Northeast Tiger and Leopard National Park (NTLNP)
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|a connectivity
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|a Nepal
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|a ecological corridor
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|a stakeholders
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|a protected area management
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|a fairness perception
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|a MSPA
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|a community resident
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|a ecotourism
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|a social equity
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|a government purchasing of ecological services
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|a Iceland
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|a protected area
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|a land use change
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|a MCR
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|a structural equation model
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|a GeoDetector model
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|a perception
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|a balloon dessert
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|a state-owned forest enterprises (SOFEs)
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|a cultural ecosystem service
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|a payment for ecosystem services (PES)
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|a biodiversity conservation
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|a protected areas
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|a sustainable tourism
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|a landscape
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|a functional zoning
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|a wilderness character
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|a Qilian Mountain National Park (Gansu Area)
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|a community participation
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|a ecosystem services
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|a Central Highlands
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|a sensitivity analysis
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|a Extremadura
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|a habitat degradation
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|a landscape unit
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|a Three-River-Source National Park
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|a Qilian Mountain National Park Pilot
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|a coastal city
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|a function evaluation
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|a empowerment levels
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|a TPB extended model
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|a ecosystem services value
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|a land use intensity
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|a Sierra Morena
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|a tea cultivation
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|a multi-criteria decision analysis
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|a Geography / bicssc
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|a LUCC
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|a ecological compensation (EC)
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|a VOSviewer
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|a management measures
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|a Research and information: general / bicssc
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|a adaptability
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|a social-ecological system
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|a Qilian Mountain National Park
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|a Cao, Yue
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|a Carver, Steve
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|a Yu, Le
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|b DOAB
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|a Creative Commons (cc), https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
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|a This reprint focuses on fundamental and applied research on national parks and protected areas. The destruction and degradation of nature undermine biodiversity and human well-being. Protected areas (including national parks) represent one of the best ways to safeguard nature and preserve biodiversity for the benefit of all life on Earth. Protected areas put the focus on nature conservation while providing various types of ecosystem services and contributing to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). In this reprint, special attention is given to wilderness quality, connectivity conservation and ecological networks, ecosystem services, community participation, tourism and other relevant topics.
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