An interdisciplinary tool for monitoring conservation impacts in Madagascar

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Development of environmental monitoring models should incorporate a variety of data sources to ensure their efficacy and accuracy. Conservation programs in Madagascar included household surveys, which provided ethnobotanical information regarding plant harvesting, usage and preferences. This data can help build early warning systems of non-sustainable use and resource pattern changes.

Models, Environmental impact analysis, Biological diversity, Biodiversity

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Designing the Masoala National Park in Madagascar based on biological and socioeconomic data

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The design for the Masoala National Park in Madagascar is discussed, focusing on the principles of conservation science, biology, and socioeconomics considered during the construction of the reserve. The design criteria for the park is detailed, and includes quality of habitat, endangered species habitat, human settlement and land resource use, and alternatives to deforestation.

Social aspects, Statistical Data Included, National parks and reserves, National parks, Forest conservation, Parks

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Global perspectives on pollination disruptions

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The most important cause of pollination disruption is shared among different regions of the world. However, the consequences of pollination disruption vary widely in complexity and conserving or restoring pollination system requires understanding of the reaction of the system to multiple, interacting factors.

Environmental aspects, Pollination, Plant selection

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