Scoring standard of priority habitat corridor.

<div><p>One key factor to long-term success in conservation planning is to allocate limited resources to the most critical locations and ensure the effectiveness of contemporary management plans under future conditions. Here, we proposed an innovative framework to quantitatively prioriti...

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Main Author:	Yixin Diao (11280195) (author)
Other Authors:	Yue Weng (9290009) (author), Qianqian Zhao (712029) (author), Xiangxue Hu (21722180) (author), Xiaofeng Zhang (172446) (author), Bojian Gu (21722183) (author), Yihan Wang (668133) (author), Zhuojin Zhang (21722186) (author), Fang Wang (105926) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Ecology Science Policy Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified relatively feasible based optimal elevation range one key factor contemporary management plans conducted gap analysis combined field data allocate limited resources ailuropoda melanoleuca </ adequate forest coverage giant panda (< applied multiple criteria support future management potential habitat corridors integrated modeling approach first conducted habitat anthropogenic interference status giant pandas inside prioritize conservation actions div >< p 2 </ sup using multiple criteria giant pandas anthropogenic criteria suitable habitat habitat fragmentation future conditions corridor modeling anthropogenic metrics work provides vulnerable species term success sensed landscape innovative framework identified 34 highest priority generic methodology critical locations conservation planning 486 km
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Scoring standard of priority habitat corridor.

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