Learning Landscape Ecology
$189.99
ISBN: 9781645342908
Binding: Hardcover
Year: 2025
Pages: 207
Author: Brett Langosh
Book Size: A4 (8.9 X 12.3)
“Learning Landscape Ecology” book serves as a comprehensive and authoritative guide to the interdisciplinary field of landscape ecology. Authored by leading experts in the field, this book provides a thorough overview of key concepts, theories, methods, and applications relevant to understanding and managing landscapes. The book begins by introducing fundamental principles of landscape ecology, including spatial patterns, landscape structure, and ecological processes. It explores the dynamic interactions between natural and human systems within landscapes, emphasizing the importance of considering multiple scales, spatial heterogeneity, and landscape connectivity in ecological studies. Throughout the chapters, readers delve into various topics such as landscape dynamics, fragmentation, resilience, and sustainability. The book highlights the role of landscape ecology in addressing pressing environmental challenges, including habitat loss, biodiversity conservation, climate change, and land use planning. One of the strengths of “Learning Landscape Ecology” lies in its interdisciplinary approach, drawing insights from ecology, geography, sociology, economics, and other fields. It integrates ecological principles with social, cultural, and economic considerations, emphasizing the interconnectedness between human societies and the environment within landscapes. The book also features numerous case studies, examples, and practical applications to illustrate key concepts and methods in landscape ecology. Readers gain insights into real-world landscape management challenges and learn how landscape ecology principles can inform decision-making and policy development.
“Learning Landscape Ecology” is suitable for students, researchers, practitioners, and policymakers interested in understanding and managing landscapes from an interdisciplinary perspective. It serves as a valuable resource for courses in ecology, environmental science, geography, planning, and related disciplines, providing a comprehensive foundation for exploring the complexities of landscape dynamics and sustainability.
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