Quantifying mammal biodiversity co-benefits in certified tropical forests.
Author(s):
Sollmann, R.
Mohamed, A.
Niedballa, J.
Bender, J.
Ambu, L.
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Publication Year:
2017
Publication Type:
Journal Article
Source: Diversity and Distributions
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Collections: FSC Research Portal
Abstract
Financial incentives to manage forests sustainably, such as certification or carbon storage payments, are assumed to have co-benefits for biodiversity conservation. This claim remains little studied for rain forest mammals, which are particularly threatened, but challenging to survey.
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Citation
Sollmann, R., Mohamed, A., Niedballa, J., Bender, J., Ambu, L., Lagan, P., Mannan, S., Ong, R.C., Langner, A., Gardner, B. and Wilting, A., 2017. Quantifying mammal biodiversity co-benefits in certified tropical forests. Diversity and Distributions, 23(3), pp.317-328
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Public,
Open access
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Sustainability dimension(s):
Environmental
Topics:
Subtopics:
Compositional diversity
Climate
Subject Keywords:
Carbon stock
Carbon dioxide emissions
Biodiversity
Regions:
Asia
Countries:
Indonesia
Forest Zones:
Tropical
Forest Type:
(not yet curated)
Tenure Ownership:
Private
Tenure Management:
Private
Evidence Category:
FSC effect-related studies
Evidence Type:
Comparative study with matched control
Evidence Subtype:
Data collected before and after intervention
Data Type:
Field Measurements