Collaborative management partnerships strongly decreased deforestation in the most at-risk protected areas in Africa since 2000

DESBUREAUX Sébastien 

Collaborative management partnerships (CMPs) between state wildlife authorities and nonprofit conservation organizations to manage protected areas (PAs) have been used increasingly across Sub-Saharan Africa since the 2000s. They aim to attract funding, build capacity, and increase the environmental effectiveness of PAs. Our study documents the rise... [Lire la suite...]

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How is diversity maintained in an exceptionally rich community? the roles of temporal variability, spatial heterogeneity and interactions

Carlos MARTORELL 

Coexistence theory remains largely untested in the field, which is essential to understand diversity maintenance in nature. We have assessed coexistence mechanisms in a species-rich grassland. The storage effect, where species profit from favorable periods and persist when conditions benefit others, is irrelevant, while the relatively ignored mecha... [Lire la suite...]

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Derniers résultats et perspectives dans les recherches sur les mangroves guyanaises

Christophe PROISY 

AUGUSSEAU Paul-Emile  BLANCHARD Elodie  CATRY Thibault  MARSAL Quentin 

Coexistence theory remains largely untested in the field, which is essential to understand diversity maintenance in nature. We have assessed coexistence mechanisms in a species-rich grassland. The storage effect, where species profit from favorable periods and persist when conditions benefit others, is irrelevant, while the relatively ignored mecha... [read more...]

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Biodiversity patterns and conservation of Caribbean sendemic trees

TESTE LOZANO Ernesto 

Coexistence theory remains largely untested in the field, which is essential to understand diversity maintenance in nature. We have assessed coexistence mechanisms in a species-rich grassland. The storage effect, where species profit from favorable periods and persist when conditions benefit others, is irrelevant, while the relatively ignored mecha... [read more...]

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Effects of crown damage on tree mortality and tropical forest carbon cycling

ZULETA Daniel NEEDHAM Jessica 

Coexistence theory remains largely untested in the field, which is essential to understand diversity maintenance in nature. We have assessed coexistence mechanisms in a species-rich grassland. The storage effect, where species profit from favorable periods and persist when conditions benefit others, is irrelevant, while the relatively ignored mecha... [read more...]

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Fonctionnement, structure, et diversité des forêts tropicales: du terrain aux modèles, et vice versa

Isabelle MARECHAUX 

Coexistence theory remains largely untested in the field, which is essential to understand diversity maintenance in nature. We have assessed coexistence mechanisms in a species-rich grassland. The storage effect, where species profit from favorable periods and persist when conditions benefit others, is irrelevant, while the relatively ignored mecha... [read more...]

Amphithéâtre Charles Flahault, Institut de Botanique, Montpellier

Le projet Arch-AI-Story : une base de donnée pour l'aide à l’identification anatomique basé sur l’intelligence artificielle

LAVELETTE Anne 

Coexistence theory remains largely untested in the field, which is essential to understand diversity maintenance in nature. We have assessed coexistence mechanisms in a species-rich grassland. The storage effect, where species profit from favorable periods and persist when conditions benefit others, is irrelevant, while the relatively ignored mecha... [read more...]

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