Volume 27, Issue 4

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April 2012

Special Section: Adapting complex multi-level landscape systems to climate change

Issue Editors:

Eric Koomen,
Paul Opdam,
Eveliene Steingröver

13 articles in this issue

Adapting complex multi-level landscape systems to climate change
Eric Koomen
Paul Opdam
Eveliene Steingröver
Editorial Open access 24 February 2012 Pages: 469 - 471
An assessment of the impact of climate adaptation measures to reduce flood risk on ecosystem services
Peter H. Verburg
Eric Koomen
Jan Peter Lesschen
Research Article Open access 11 February 2012 Pages: 473 - 486
Developing a multi-scale visualisation framework for use in climate change response
Christopher Pettit
Ian Bishop
Falak Sheth
Research Article 20 March 2012 Pages: 487 - 508
Scenarios of long-term farm structural change for application in climate change impact assessment
Maryia Mandryk
Pytrik Reidsma
Martin K. van Ittersum
Research Article Open access 03 March 2012 Pages: 509 - 527
Detection of relative differences in phenology of forest species using Landsat and MODIS
Bernard N. Isaacson
Shawn P. Serbin
Philip A. Townsend
Research Article 10 January 2012 Pages: 529 - 543
High resolution species distribution models of two nesting water bird species: a study of transferability and predictive performance
Stefan Heinänen
Johnny Erola
Mikael von Numers
Research Article 08 January 2012 Pages: 545 - 555
Integrating graph-based connectivity metrics into species distribution models
Jean-Christophe Foltête
Céline Clauzel
Pierline Tournant
Research Article 21 January 2012 Pages: 557 - 569
Land cover change in the Bolivian Amazon and its implications for REDD+ and endemic biodiversity
Florencia Sangermano
James Toledano
J. Ronald Eastman
Research Article 04 February 2012 Pages: 571 - 584
Forest fragmentation, climate change and understory fire regimes on the Amazonian landscapes of the Xingu headwaters
Britaldo Soares-Filho
Rafaella Silvestrini
Claudia Stickler
Research Article 15 March 2012 Pages: 585 - 598
Timing of breeding in Ochrotomys nuttalli and Peromyscus leucopus is related to a latitudinal isotherm
Nathan L. Pratt
Gary W. Barrett
Research Article 28 January 2012 Pages: 599 - 610
Melanie Lenart: Life in the hothouse: how a living planet survives climate change
Anantha Prasad
Book Review 23 February 2012 Pages: 611 - 612
Invasion ecology: still in the ‘establishment stage’ 50 years after Elton
Cynthia D. Huebner
Book Review 20 November 2011 Pages: 613 - 615
Agriculture, biodiversity, and markets: livelihoods and agroecology in comparative perspective
Denise A. Piechnik
Book Review 16 December 2011 Pages: 617 - 619

Volume 27, Issue 4

Adapting complex multi-level landscape systems to climate change

An assessment of the impact of climate adaptation measures to reduce flood risk on ecosystem services

Developing a multi-scale visualisation framework for use in climate change response

Scenarios of long-term farm structural change for application in climate change impact assessment

Detection of relative differences in phenology of forest species using Landsat and MODIS

High resolution species distribution models of two nesting water bird species: a study of transferability and predictive performance

Integrating graph-based connectivity metrics into species distribution models

Land cover change in the Bolivian Amazon and its implications for REDD+ and endemic biodiversity

Forest fragmentation, climate change and understory fire regimes on the Amazonian landscapes of the Xingu headwaters

Timing of breeding in Ochrotomys nuttalli and Peromyscus leucopus is related to a latitudinal isotherm

Melanie Lenart: Life in the hothouse: how a living planet survives climate change

Invasion ecology: still in the ‘establishment stage’ 50 years after Elton

Agriculture, biodiversity, and markets: livelihoods and agroecology in comparative perspective

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