Butterfly Conservation Management

Butterfly Conservation Management
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蝴蝶保护管理

DOI:
10.1146/annurev.en.40.010195.000421
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发表时间:
1995
影响因子:
23.8
通讯作者:
P. Hammond
P. Hammond
中科院分区:
农林科学1区
文献类型:
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作者:
T. New;R. Pyle;J. Thomas;C. Thomas;P. Hammond

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蝴蝶是无脊椎动物保护的重要旗舰类群。最近的发展强调物种和栖息地管理的基础上健全的生态理解在这一新兴科学的进步。在许多国家进行的研究表明,对单一物种的管理需求十分复杂,管理和恢复计划的实例表明了这种做法的价值。相比之下,在许多热带地区,蝴蝶区系比温带更多样化,实际保护的资源有限,主要重点是保护生境,以保护记录相对较少的群落,并采取有利于当地人民的保护措施。蝴蝶生态学的各个方面进行了讨论,物种和动物群的健全管理,并从欧洲,北美和其他地方的蝴蝶保护日益增加的全球利益的选择的例子。
Butterflies are important flagship taxa for invertebrate conservation. Recent developments emphasizing species and habitat management based on sound ecological understanding exemplify progress in this emerging science. Studies in many countries show the complexity of management needs for single species, and examples of management and recovery plans demonstrate the worth of this approach. By contrast, in many tropical regions, where butterfly faunas are more diverse than in temperate zones and the resources for practical conservation are restricted, the major emphasis is on protection of habitats to safeguard relatively poorly documented assemblages, and on conservation measures that benefit local people. Aspects of butterfly ecology are discussed in relation to sound management of species and faunas, and selected examples from Europe, North America, and elsewhere exemplify increasing global interest in butterfly conservation.