Landscape Biogeography
Landscape biogeography examines the effects of spatial patterns and the impact of the landscape structure on the distribution of organisms.
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Sub-categories:
· Landscape Patterns and Processes
· Landscape Connectivity
· Habitat Fragmentation
· Landscape Metrics
· Landscape Genetics
· Ecosystem Services
· Land Use and Land Cover Change
· Remote Sensing for Landscape Analysis
· Landscape Disturbance Regimes
· Landscape-Level Conservation
· Landscape Ecology and Climate Change
· Cultural Landscapes
· Spatial Modeling in Landscapes
· Landscape Restoration
· Urban Landscapes
· Wildlife Corridors
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