#7965. Merged phytosociological and geographical approach for multiple scale vegetation mapping as a baseline for public environmental policy in Mexico

October 2026publication date
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Nature and Landscape Conservation;
Ecology;
Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law;
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Abstract:
Questions: What is the potential use of maps derived from a merged geographical and phytosociological approach to support the design of public environmental policies? Do these approaches and data sources deliver complementary land-cover/vegetation maps?. Objective: The present article documents a joint phytosociological and geographical approach to improve vegetation cartography in temperate-tropical transitional ecosystems.
Keywords:
environmental policy; geographical and phytosociological approaches; land cover/vegetation classification; Mexico; Michoac?n; vegetation mapping; vegetation survey

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