Title: Land-use option conservation: Habitat requirements for wetland species in Europe
1Land-use option conservationHabitat
requirements for wetland species in Europe
- Kerstin Jantke
- Research Unit Sustainability and Global Change
- University of Hamburg
http//www.naturfoto-cz.de
2Outline
- Research topic and questions
- Methods and intermediate results
- Current work / problems
- Outlook
3Research Topic
- FASOM model
- Economic optimization of land allocation
Bioenergy/ biomaterial plantations
Traditional agriculture and forestry
- Habitat requirement
- Habitat potential
4Research Questions
- How much wetland area is required for
biodiversity conservation in Europe? - Where should this area be located?
- How should it be composed?
- After implementation into FASOM-model
- estimate the costs of wetland habitat protection
- explore synergies and tradeoffs between
biodiversity policies and other policies that
affect land use (e.g. climate or energy
policies)
5Methods
- 1. Representation ? Place prioritization
algorithms -
- 2. Persistence ? Population Viability
Assessments
6Methods Representation
- Vertebrate species as surrogates for biodiversity
- Habitats Directive (Annex II) Birds Directive
(Annex I) - 16 amphibians
- 4 reptiles
- 9 mammals
- 43 birds
- Place prioritization ResNet and Marxan
72 wetland species of European conservation
concern
Atlas data
7Results Representation
Representation target 10
8Results Representation
10 representations of each species
(nSpecies72)
151 cells selected (nCells2016)
9Results Representation
10Selected cells for representation target 10
Ramsar wetlands (gt 1.000 ha)
11Selected cells for representation target 10
Selected cells for representation target 10
(including Ramsar wetlands)
12Next step Persistence
Species Group MVP size1
Long-lived/large vertebrates 120
Middle-long lived/medium sized vertebrates 200
Short-lived/small vertebrates 200
1 numbers of pairs/territories/families
(adapted from Verboom et al. 2001)
Habitat areamin MVP size/colonization density
13Next step Persistence
Habitat areamin MVP size/colonization density
14Next step Persistence
- Species Habitat Mapping
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- Habitat Classification
- (C. Schleupner)
- 1. Mires
- 1.1 Bogs
- 1.2 Fens
- 2. Wet forests
- 2.1 Alluvial Forests
- 2.2 Swamp Forests
- 3. Natural Grasslands
- 4. Open waters
x necessary / optional
15?
16Outlook Linkage of Representation and
Persistence
Grassland
Wet forest
Habitat areamin
Mires
Representation target
17Outlook Integration in land-use model
Cost
Habitat requirement for each habitat type in
hectares per country
FASOM-Model
Representation target
18Thank you for your attention!