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Impacts of rock climbing on cliff vegetation: A methods review and best practices

2021-04-01

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QUESTIONS: Cliff vegetation is diverse, understudied, and threatened by increased human disturbance. The growing popularity of rock climbing heightens the need for science‐based management to balance recreational use and conservation of cliff ecosystems. What has existing research revealed about the impact of climbing on vegetation? Are the conclusions consistent across the literature? If not, how can research met...

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Literature Corpus work: bfbd0b17-2526-5f4d-8767-0ff554942a16
DOI: 10.1111/avsc.12583

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