欧州大陸におけるエコロジカルネットワークの策定に関する研究

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An ecological network is expected as an effective means to restrain reduction of biological diversity. It is generally recognized as the framework which contains the core, corridor buffer and restoration areas serving physical conditions in artificial landscapes for species, populations and ecosystems to survive. There are a lot of relevant precedents particular in Europe and United States. Above all, an ecological network at a continental scale has been developed by the member states of European Union and other neighboring countries. The actual examples are the NATURA 2000 network, the Pan-European Ecological Network and the Bern Conventions Emerald Network. On the other hand, the idea of ecological network is taken in the second national biodiversity strategy of Japan on 2002, the third basic environment plan of Japan on 2006 and the new national land plan of Japan in establishment. The aim of this paper is to show primary links to establishing an ecological network in Europe on a continental scale.
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