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Research in Ecology

ISSN: 2661-3379 (Online)

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    Environmental Education and Ecotourists: Experience from the Yucatan Coast, Mexico

    Antonio B. Ojeda
    1-9

    Article ID: 109827    DOI:https://doi.org/10.30564/re.v4i3.4630
    1112  (Abstract) 729  (Download)

    Abstract: Ecotourism is a tourism modality intricately linked to the principles of sustainability, due to its natural offer component and environmental education. The objective of this research is to evaluate the perception of ecotourists present on the coast of Yucatan. From a regional approach, the author selected twenty-five community-based ecotourism ventures (CBET) present in the area and analysed the perception of ecotourists through a questionnaire... More

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    Structure of a Semideciduous Seasonal Forest in the National Forest of Ipanema, Brazil: Contributing to the Floristic Knowledge of a Poorly Studied Protected Area

    Vinícius Londe, Felipe Segala Ferreira, Fernando Roberto Martins
    10-19

    Article ID: 110017    DOI:https://doi.org/10.30564/re.v4i3.4916
    675  (Abstract) 614  (Download)

    Abstract: Studies on composition and structure generate crucial information for characterizing plant communities and planning conservation actions. There are still substantial knowledge gaps in Brazilian protected areas, preventing design programs to mitigate biodiversity loss. This is the case of the National Forest of Ipanema (Ipanema NAFO) in São Paulo state, Brazil, where plant diversity remains uncalculated. To help fill this gap, in 1-ha of a... More

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    Climate Change and Biodiversity in West Africa Sahel: A Review

    Gnanki Mariam Lafia N’gobi, Kalamboli Danani, Moussa SouléORCID
    20-29

    Article ID: 110045    DOI:https://doi.org/10.30564/re.v4i3.4961
    2306  (Abstract) 3238  (Download)

    Abstract: Climate change has many effects on biodiversity. Few studies have focused on the consequences of climate change on biodiversity in West Africa Sahel which is one of the most sensitive regions to climate change. Thus, this study examined the different effects of climate change on biodiversity in West Africa Sahel to guide climate policies. The authors used Google Scholar, Mendeley, ResearchGate, Science-direct, and selected websites of... More

  • Review

    Impacts of Terrorism on Biodiversity Management in West Africa Sahel: A Review

    Nyarko Lawrence FletcherORCID, Sakina Maman Bawa, Moussa Soulé
    30-41

    Article ID: 110025    DOI:https://doi.org/10.30564/re.v4i3.4930
    2716  (Abstract) 913  (Download)

    Abstract: Over the past 50 years, a number of homegrown solutions and international development assistance have been initiated and implemented to address the West Africa Sahel region’s biodiversity resources decline. This ranges from indigenous/community led natural resources regeneration and land restoration techniques, funding and technical support in developing protected areas, military aid, specialized training of forest rangers and massive education... More

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    The Biogeographic Network of Birds in the Brazilian Cerrado May Guide Conservation Efforts

    Lívia P. De SordiORCID, Rochely S. Morandini, Vânia R. PivelloORCID, Mariana M. VidalORCID, José C. Motta-JuniorORCID
    42-53

    Article ID: 110029    DOI:https://doi.org/10.30564/re.v4i3.4936
    2327  (Abstract) 458  (Download)

    Abstract: The Brazilian Cerrado, characterized by grasslands, savannahs and riverine forests, is a biodiversity hotspot, threatened by the expansion of the agricultural frontier, and therefore, needs effective conservation actions. At the national level, the Cerrado core-region has received more conservation efforts than the marginal (non-core) areas, being considered more biodiverse. However, many marginal areas are also home to high species richness and... More