Dinaric Alps: Ecological Restoration Areas / Barriers (SACA3)
Abstract
Ecological Restoration Areas represent important barriers and have a low continuum suitability index (CSI). Ecological Restoration Areas (SACA3) are those ones, where ecological movements are not possible at the current stage and where it is necessary to implement restoration measures. These areas are currently the main barriers. For the calculation of these areas, all areas with a CSI of 1-4 were selected. File name: DinaricAlps_SACA3_Ecological_Barriers.shp Project website: https://dinalpconnect.adrioninterreg.eu/
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Laner, P., & Favilli, F. (2022). Dinaric Alps: Ecological Restoration Areas / Barriers (SACA3) [Data set]. Eurac Research. https://doi.org/10.48784/8PCX-7P06
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FAIR Overall Score: 77%
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