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One to rule them all? Assessing the performance of sustainable forest management indicators against multitaxonomic data for biodiversity conservation

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By Yoan Paillet, Livia Zapponi, Peter Schall, Jean-Matthieu Monnet
| BioRxiv
Abstract Several regional initiatives and reporting efforts assess the state of forest biodiversity through broad-scale indicators based on data from national forest inventories. Although valuable, these indicators are essentially indirect and evaluate habitat quantity and quality rather than biodiversity per se. Besides, most of these indicators are applicable at regional or national scales, while their use at a more local level is difficult.
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One to rule them all? Assessing the performance of Forest Europe's biodiversity indicators against multitaxonomic data

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By Livia Zapponi, Peter Schall, Jean-Matthieu Monnet, Yoan Paillet
| BioRxiv
Abstract Most broadscale forest biodiversity indicators are based on data from national forest inventories and are used to assess the state of biodiversity through several regional initiatives and reporting. Although valuable, these indicators are essentially indirect and evaluate habitat quantity and quality rather than biodiversity per se. Besides, most of these indicators are applicable at regional or national scales, while their use at a more local level is difficult.
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Over the hills and far away: linking landscape factors with cavity excavation on living forest trees by the Black woodpecker (Dryocopus martius, L. 1758)8)

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By Cedric Cabrera, Jean-Matthieu Monnet, Jean-Jacques Boutteaux, Baptiste Doutau
| BioRxiv
Abstract The Black Woodpecker (Dryocopus martius, L. 1758) is the largest primary cavity excavator in Western Europe. Its cavities represent an essential microhabitat for many other forest species and the landscape factors linked with cavity excavation by the Black Woodpecker are needed to support the conservation of this species. Such relationships should thus be quantified at the scale of the home range in Western Europe.
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