Assessing the Connectivity of Riparian Forests across a Gradient of Human Disturbance

This study aims to test the potential of the freely available Copernicus “Riparian Zones” dataset to characterize the connectivity of riparian forests when subject to a gradient of human disturbance characterized by landuse/land-cover and hydromorphological pressures.

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