State of nature in the EU: Results from reporting under the nature directives 2007–2012
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UNCCD Library
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ebook
ISBN
978-92-9213-586-7
ISSN
1725-2237
The most frequently reported pressures and threats for terrestrial ecosystems are associated with agriculture
and changes to hydrology. For freshwater ecosystems, changes in hydrology are most frequently reported as
being important, although 'loss of habitat features or prey availability' is frequently reported for species, as is
'pollution to surface waters' for habitats.
and changes to hydrology. For freshwater ecosystems, changes in hydrology are most frequently reported as
being important, although 'loss of habitat features or prey availability' is frequently reported for species, as is
'pollution to surface waters' for habitats.
Keywords
terrestrial ecosystems
freshwater resources
population status
Natura 2000
land cover
forestry
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