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Making predictions of mangrove deforestation: a comparison of two methods in Kenya
2013
Global Change Biology
Deforestation of mangroves is of global concern given their importance for carbon storage, biogeochemical cycling and the provision of other ecosystem services, but the links between rates of loss and potential drivers or risk factors are rarely evaluated. Here, we identified key drivers of mangrove loss in Kenya and compared two different approaches to predicting risk. Risk factors tested included various possible predictors of anthropogenic deforestation, related to population, suitability
doi:10.1111/gcb.12176
pmid:23505156
fatcat:p5cb4gbkujdbxdmwum42ulc634