A landscape approach to advance intermittent river ecology

A Trivalent Approach to the Quality of the “Khoshk” River Landscape in Shiraz

By considering certain factors like those mentioned by Ian Thompson (2005) in his definition of landscape, i.e. ecology, community and delight, in designing landscapes, one can find the vocation more applicable and useful. City rivers can play a very important role with regard to such values. In fact, the presence of nature and wildlife could not only be the lifeline of a city, but also a facto...

Book Review for Ecology A Top-Down Approach to Landscape Ecology

a trivalent approach to the quality of the “khoshk” river landscape in shiraz

by considering certain factors like those mentioned by ian thompson (2005) in his definition of landscape, i.e. ecology, community and delight, in designing landscapes, one can find the vocation more applicable and useful. city rivers can play a very important role with regard to such values. in fact, the presence of nature and wildlife could not only be the lifeline of a city, but also a facto...

Landscape Ecology

and methodological developments by recognizing the importance of micro-, meso-, macro-, and cross-scale approaches. The term landscape ecology was coined in 1939 by the German geographer Carl Troll, who was inspired by the spatial patterning of landscapes revealed in aerial photographs and the ecosystem concept developed in 1935 by the British ecologist Arthur Tansley. Troll originally defi ned...

Understanding the ecology of blue elderberry to inform landscape restoration in semiarid river corridors.

Societal constraints often limit full process restoration in large river systems, making local rehabilitation activities valuable for regeneration of riparian vegetation. A target of much mitigation and restoration is the federally threatened Valley elderberry longhorn beetle and its sole host plant, blue elderberry, in upper riparian floodplain environments. However, blue elderberry ecology is...