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Effects of forestry and other land‐use practices on the conservation of cinereous vultures

2002-10-01

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Managing forests to meet both production and conservation goals is a growing challenge around the world, particularly as forest areas devoid of human intervention continue to shrink in area. There is a general lack of information about the response of long‐lived vertebrates to silvicultural treatments due to the difficulty of carrying out long‐term studies that can disentangle the effects of forestry from other fa...

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Literature Corpus work: b37e80ec-3b7b-5dba-9c3f-63537c0f93e1
DOI: 10.1890/1051-0761(2002)012[1445:eofaol]2.0.co;2

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