Nesting habitat selection of coexisting diurnal raptors in Dadia - Lefkimi - Souflion national park
Abstract
Nowadays, a great deal of discussion is made worldwide about the conservation of the biodiversity. In most cases, both the changes in the ecosystems and decline in biodiversity are due to human activities. In the Mediterranean region, the present habitat diversity has been the result of the temporal presence of humans through traditional activities that leaded in a great heterogeneity in the natural environment. In Greece, the intensification of human activities during the last decades resulted in a great degradation of the ecosystems and shrinking of the available habitats for many species of plants and animals. One of the few remaining natural areas is the National Park of Dadia-Lefkimi-Soufli where the high ecological quality of the environment supports many species of plants and animals, especially many raptor species in high population levels. The ecosystems are complicated units including many species in different spatial levels with varying habitat demands. Knowledge on the appr ...
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