Question

Describe what is meant by landscape level conservation planning and priority, then describe where this can be most effective.

Answer 1

In short, landscape level conservation planning is the broad scale conservation process of biodiversities with resources. The priorities are majorly depending upon human activities, and important animals and their populations. If a particular, landscape needs beer population to preserve more than other animals’ population, then we give priority to beer. Hence, we create a priority list.

We plan the conservation based on following concepts

• Dispersal probabilities between habitat patches and graph structures
• Habitat availability concept

This is mostly effective where people largely depend upon plant and animal population and that is causing lowering of the population. This also supported by blocked migrations because people threat animals for not allowing shifting.