C3 Flashcards
R esearch andMonitoring data collection methods (2)
Fiel-based
technology based
Research andMonitoring data collection methods field-based (3)
Direct Observation
Trapping and Capture
Remote Camera Trapping
directly observeandrecorddata on species presence abundance behavior andhabitatuse
Direct Observation
traps and nets are used to capture organisms for identification measurement tagging or collecting biological samples tissue hair etc
Trapping and Capture
cameras are set up in the fieldtocaptureimages orvideos ofwildlifeactivity
Remote Camera Trapping
Research andMonitoring data collection methods technology -based (3)
Remote Sensing
Acoustic Monitoring
Environmental DNA eDNA
satellites and aerial imagery provide valuable data on landcover habitat types andchanges overtime
Remote Sensing
recording devices capture sounds of animals like bird calls bat echolocation or whale vocalizations
Acoustic Monitoring
water samples are collected and analyzed for traces of DNA shed by organisms
Environmental DNA eDNA
R esearch andMonitoring DATA COLLECTION METHODS Other Method(2)
Communitysurveys
Citizen science
local communities with knowledge of the area can be interviewed to gather information on species presence historical trends and threats
Communitysurveys
Engaging volunteers indatacollection efforts can expand the scope of monitoring and provide valuable insights
Citizen science
TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION in Monitoring (2)
Remote Sensing
Geographic InformationSystems GIS
is the use of satellites and other airborne platforms to collect data about theEarths surface
RemoteSensing
can be used to map the distribution of biological resources assess habitat quality and monitor changes in landuse
Remote sensing
is a computer system that can be used to store analyze and display geographic data
Geographic Information Systems
canbe used to create maps of biological resources identify areas of high conservation value and track the spread of invasive species
geographical information systems
Conservation Planning includes (3)
PROTECTED AREAS AND RESERVES
LANDSCAPE-LEVEL CONSERVATION
CORRIDOR DESIGN AND CONNECTIVITY
PROTECTED AREAS AND RESERVES (6)
• StrictNatureReserves
• National Parks
• NaturalMonuments
• Habitat Species ManagementAreas
• ProtectedLandscapes orSeascapes
• ProtectedAreas withSustainableUseof Natural Respources
maintaining ecological connectivityandnatural processes across abroader landscape
From Sites to Systems
⚬ sustainable resource use and working landscapes are integrated into the conservation strategy
Balancing Conservation and Human Activities
Key Strategies in LANDSCAPE-LEVEL CONSERVATION (3)
⚬ MaintainingConnectivity
⚬ HabitatManagement
⚬ StakeHolderCollaboration
Benefits ofLandscpae Level Conservation (3)
⚬ Enhanced Biodiversity
⚬ Increased Ecosystem Services
⚬ Sustainable Resource Use
Types ofCorridors (3)
Riparian Corridor
Forest Corridor
Wildlife crossing
