Deforestation Leakage Undermines Conservation Value of Tropical and Subtropical Forest Protected Areas¶
Ford, S. A., Jepsen, M. R., Kingston, N., Lewis, E., Brooks, T. M., MacSharry, B., & Mertz, O. (2020). Deforestation Leakage Undermines Conservation Value of Tropical and Subtropical Forest Protected Areas. Global Ecology and Biogeography, 29(11), 2014-2024.
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- Peltzman Effect
- In conservation, protecting one species or area shifts hunting and land-conversion pressure onto unprotected substitutes.
This sourceDocuments leakage: protecting one area displaces deforestation pressure onto unprotected buffer zones — the conservation displacement-site instance.
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Shows protected areas displace deforestation into adjacent unprotected buffer zones; says nothing about hunting or species-level protection.
“leakage, whereby protected areas displace land-use activities harmful to conservation into adjacent areas”
- In conservation, protecting one species or area shifts hunting and land-conversion pressure onto unprotected substitutes.
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