区域保护规划中生物多样性优先排序的数据驱动方法

IF 2.8 2区 环境科学与生态学 Q1 BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION
Thibaut Ferraille, Christian Kerbiriou, Charlotte Bigard, Fabien Claireau, Eric Durand, John D. Thompson
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土地利用规划的战略环境评价(SEA)是减少城市化对环境影响的主要工具。然而,SEA的实施往往基于不完整的生物多样性诊断,并且几乎完全集中在具有高保护价值的优先物种清单上。与此同时,系统保护规划的最新研究表明,如何在大尺度上整合生物多样性的多维度,如生态系统功能和物种的进化独特性,可以拓宽区域尺度上的生态环境保护的利益范围。本研究的目的是评估采用多方面方法确定空间生物多样性优先事项并为区域SEA利益相关者提供信息的互补性和可行性。为此,我们利用基于物种分布模型(SDM)的空间优先排序工具对生物多样性的“优先物种列表”、“濒危物种”、“功能独特性”和“系统发育独特性”四个方面进行了评估。在对法国三个区域行政实体的三个分类类群(鸟、植物和凤蝶科)的研究中,我们的结果证实了生物多样性不同方面的相关性,以确定新的和互补的优先保护区域。然而,足够用于SDM的有限数据量可能会影响保护优先级的选择。我们的结论是,如果我们要正确地减少开发项目在土地使用规划规模上的影响,显然需要促进生物多样性保护的整体方法。
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A data-driven approach to multi-facet prioritization of biodiversity in regional conservation planning

A data-driven approach to multi-facet prioritization of biodiversity in regional conservation planning

Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) of land-use planning is a major tool to minimize the environmental impact of urbanization. SEA implementation is, however, often based on incomplete biodiversity diagnostics and almost entirely focused on lists of priority species with high conservation value. At the same time, recent studies in Systematic Conservation Planning illustrate how to integrate the multidimensionality of biodiversity on a large scale, such as ecosystem function and species' evolutionary uniqueness, which could broaden the spectrum of stakes for SEA on a regional scale. The objective of this study is to assess the complementarity and feasibility of adopting a multi-facet approach to define spatial biodiversity priorities and inform regional SEA stakeholders. To do so, we used a spatial prioritization tool based on Species Distribution Models (SDM) to assess four facets of biodiversity (“priority species list”, “threatened species”, “functional distinctiveness” and “phylogenetic distinctiveness”). In a study of three taxonomic groups (Aves, Flora, and Papilionidae) in three regional administrative entities in France, our results confirm the pertinence of different facets of biodiversity to identify new and complementary priority areas for conservation. However, the limited amount of data adequate for SDM may bias the choice of conservation priorities. We conclude on the clear need to promote a holistic approach to biodiversity conservation if we are to correctly reduce the impacts of development projects on a land-use planning scale.

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