作者
Ricardo Jessouroun Miranda, Ana Cláudia Mendes Malhado, Nidia Fabré, Vandick Batista, Robson Santos, João Campos-Silva, Ricardo Correia, Ana Paula Santos, Andrei Cardoso, Bárbara Pinheiro, Bruno Pereira, Cláudio Sampaio, Flávia Moura, Iran Normande, Lídia Ramires, Lindenberg Araújo, Marcio Efe, Marius Belluci, Melissa Landell, Roberto Cavalcante, Taciana Pinto, Tamí Mott, Richard Ladle, Nicolli Albuquerque Carvalho
发表日期
2020/6/15
期刊
Oecologia Australis
卷号
24
期号
2
页码范围
279-300
简介
Long Term Ecological Research (LTER) generates unique data sets that have the potential to identify and quantify trends in ecological processes that may be difficult to detect at lower temporal resolutions. Even though many LTER sites are within protected areas, they do not necessarily produce data that are well aligned with the objectives of the institutions and individuals who manage and govern these sites. There are several potential reasons for this, including: i) insufficient information provided by the LTER on socio-ecological variables of relevance to management; ii) a mismatch between the spatial scale of the data collected by the LTER and the scale of data needed to inform management decisions; iii) a lack of inclusion of policy-makers in crucial steps of LTER project implementation, including experimental design and analysis, and; iv) an absence or insufficiency of formal or informal mechanisms for …
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