The umbrella species concept is one surrogate species strategy in which a species with large area requirements — such as the greater sage grouse — is provided
sufficient protected habitat.
Not exact matches
Protected areas are not
sufficient for nature conservation, especially for migratory species (e.g. birds) because surrounding
habitats are agricultural lands which often create negative externalities.
«Whether fondness will prove
sufficient to
protect the thousand or more species threatened with
habitat loss across tropical forests remains to be seen.
Land managers have realized that static
protected areas will not be
sufficient to conserve biodiversity in a changing climate, requiring an emphasis on landscape - scale conservation, connectivity among
protected habitats, and sustaining ecological functioning of working lands and waters.
DOI officials believe that the unprecedented efforts and partnerships created to
protect critical sage grouse
habitat is
sufficient to adequately
protect and grow the species.