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Habitat Model Agriculture (Smit et al., 2007). 

Habitat Model Agriculture (Smit et al., 2007). 

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“Distribution of the Tree frog in Southwest Drenthe in relation to landscape quality "
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  • Aug 2016
The loss of biodiversity is a worldwide problem caused by over exploitation of natural resources, pollution, introduction of invasive species and other problems, human induced (IUCN, 2014). The Netherlands is working on strengthening its natural environment boosting social and economic wellbeing. (Government of the Netherlands, 2016). In Southwest...
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... tree frogs do not migrate across these landscapes it is important for farmers to put in effort to adjust their farmland and / or ditches according to preferences of the tree frog, which are forest edges, thicket and shrubs. It would be best if farmers allow for thicket/ trees and shrubs to grow along farmland leading from the pools across the paths and so contribute to an easier migration of the tree frog ( Figure 10, page 50). ...