La conservación de biodiversidad en España: Atención científica, construcción social e interés político
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La conservación de biodiversidad en España : Atención científica, construcción social e interés político. / Martín-López, B.; Martín-Forés, I.; González, J. A. et al.
In: Ecosistemas, Vol. 20, No. 1, 01.2011, p. 104-113.Research output: Journal contributions › Journal articles › Research › peer-review
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T1 - La conservación de biodiversidad en España
T2 - Atención científica, construcción social e interés político
AU - Martín-López, B.
AU - Martín-Forés, I.
AU - González, J. A.
AU - Montes, C.
PY - 2011/1
Y1 - 2011/1
N2 - In this study, we explored the factors underlying species prioritization in biodiversity conservation policies. Specifically, we analyzed: scientific research, public opinion, and endangered species lists, both non-binding (Red Lists) and legal listing (National Catalogue of Endangered Species). Our results shown that there was a strong correlation among conservation priority species, species aimed of research, and species preferred by society. Thus, these factors combine in a positive feedback to create a sort of conservation pitfall trap, in which few species are considered as conservation priorities, relegating those species which have a key role on ecosystems, taxonomic singularity, or with high probability of successful conservation programs. Finally, we identified those "advantage" and "invisible" taxonomic groups regarding conservation policies.
AB - In this study, we explored the factors underlying species prioritization in biodiversity conservation policies. Specifically, we analyzed: scientific research, public opinion, and endangered species lists, both non-binding (Red Lists) and legal listing (National Catalogue of Endangered Species). Our results shown that there was a strong correlation among conservation priority species, species aimed of research, and species preferred by society. Thus, these factors combine in a positive feedback to create a sort of conservation pitfall trap, in which few species are considered as conservation priorities, relegating those species which have a key role on ecosystems, taxonomic singularity, or with high probability of successful conservation programs. Finally, we identified those "advantage" and "invisible" taxonomic groups regarding conservation policies.
KW - Biology
KW - Conservation budget
KW - public opinion
KW - Red Lists
KW - Research priorities
KW - species conservation
KW - Threatened Species Catalogues
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M3 - Zeitschriftenaufsätze
AN - SCOPUS:84872835427
VL - 20
SP - 104
EP - 113
JO - Ecosistemas
JF - Ecosistemas
SN - 1132-6344
IS - 1
ER -