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Jodi HiltyYellowstone to Yukon Conservation InitiativeAdresse e-mail validée de y2y.net
Sarah E. ReedAssociate Conservation Scientist, Wildlife Conservation SocietyAdresse e-mail validée de wcs.org
David NewburnUniversity of MarylandAdresse e-mail validée de umd.edu
Claire KremenProfessor, IRES & Zoology, University of British ColumbiaAdresse e-mail validée de ubc.ca
Colin N. BrooksMichigan Tech Research Institute, Michigan Technological UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de mtu.edu
Jeffrey J. OppermanWWFAdresse e-mail validée de wwfus.org
Adena RissmanHuman Dimensions of Ecosystem Management, University of Wisconsin-MadisonAdresse e-mail validée de wisc.edu
G Mathias KondolfProfessor of Environmental Planning, University of California BerkeleyAdresse e-mail validée de berkeley.edu
Matthew J DeitchDirector, Northern Illinois Center for Community Sustainability, Northern Illinois UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de niu.edu
Courtney L. LarsonThe Nature ConservancyAdresse e-mail validée de tnc.org
Justin KitzesAssociate Professor, Biological Sciences, University of PittsburghAdresse e-mail validée de pitt.edu
Lynn HUNTSINGERUniversity of California at BerkeleyAdresse e-mail validée de berkeley.edu
Theodore (Ted) GranthamDepartment of Environmental Science, Policy & Management, University of California - BerkeleyAdresse e-mail validée de berkeley.edu
Kathleen A LohseDepartment of Biological Sciences, Idaho State UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de isu.edu

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Titre Trier par citations Trier par année Trier par titre	Citée par Citée par	Année
Landscapes that work for biodiversity and people C Kremen, AM Merenlender Science 362 (6412), eaau6020, 2018	1052	2018
Corridor ecology: the science and practice of linking landscapes for biodiversity conservation JA Hilty, WZ Lidicker Jr, AM Merenlender Island press, 2012	1002	2012
Faunal indicator taxa selection for monitoring ecosystem health J Hilty, A Merenlender Biological conservation 92 (2), 185-197, 2000	629	2000
Land trusts and conservation easements: who is conserving what for whom? AM Merenlender, L Huntsinger, G Guthey, SK Fairfax Conservation Biology 18 (1), 65-76, 2004	495	2004
The role of landscape connectivity in planning and implementing conservation and restoration priorities DA Rudnick, SJ Ryan, P Beier, SA Cushman, F Dieffenbach, CW Epps, ... Issues in Ecology. 16 (Fall): 1-20., 1-20, 2012	454	2012
Ecological monitoring: a vital need for integrated conservation and development programs in the tropics C Kremen, AM Merenlender, DD Murphy Conservation biology 8 (2), 388-397, 1994	412	1994
Effects of recreation on animals revealed as widespread through a global systematic review CL Larson, SE Reed, AM Merenlender, KR Crooks PloS one 11 (12), e0167259, 2016	328	2016
Use of riparian corridors and vineyards by mammalian predators in northern California JA Hilty, AM Merenlender Conservation Biology 18 (1), 126-135, 2004	297	2004
Conservation easements: biodiversity protection and private use AR Rissman, L Lozier, T Comendant, P Kareiva, JM Kiesecker, MR Shaw, ... Conservation Biology 21 (3), 709-718, 2007	284	2007
Economics and land‐use change in prioritizing private land conservation D Newburn, S Reed, P Berck, A Merenlender Conservation Biology 19 (5), 1411-1420, 2005	272	2005
Quiet, nonconsumptive recreation reduces protected area effectiveness SE Reed, AM Merenlender Conservation Letters 1 (3), 146-154, 2008	264	2008
Two decades of river restoration in California: What can we learn? GM Kondolf, S Anderson, R Lave, L Pagano, A Merenlender, ... Restoration ecology 15 (3), 516-523, 2007	253	2007
Evaluating environmental education, citizen science, and stewardship through naturalist programs AM Merenlender, AW Crall, S Drill, M Prysby, H Ballard Conservation Biology 30 (6), 1255-1265, 2016	205	2016
Morphometrics and testicle size of rain forest lemur species from southeastern Madagascar KE Glander, PC Wright, PS Daniels, AM Merenlender Journal of Human Evolution 22 (1), 1-17, 1992	204	1992
Habitat and open space at risk of land‐use conversion: Targeting strategies for land conservation DA Newburn, P Berck, AM Merenlender American Journal of Agricultural Economics 88 (1), 28-42, 2006	180	2006
Resilience of fishes and invertebrates to prolonged drought in two California streams LA Bêche, PG Connors, VH Resh, AM Merenlender Ecography 32 (5), 778-788, 2009	178	2009
Deer herbivory as an ecological constraint to restoration of degraded riparian corridors JJ Opperman, AM Merenlender Restoration Ecology 8 (1), 41-47, 2000	166	2000
Vinecology: pairing wine with nature JH Viers, JN Williams, KA Nicholas, O Barbosa, I Kotzé, L Spence, ... Conservation Letters 6 (5), 287-299, 2013	157	2013
Corridor ecology: linking landscapes for biodiversity conservation and climate adaptation JA Hilty, ATH Keeley, WZ Lidicker Jr, AM Merenlender Island Press, 2019	152	2019
Keeping pace with climate change in global terrestrial protected areas PR Elsen, WB Monahan, ER Dougherty, AM Merenlender Science advances 6 (25), eaay0814, 2020	147	2020

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