Titlebook: High Mountain Conservation in a Changing World; Jordi Catalan,Josep M Ninot,M. Mercè Aniz Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Trade-offs in High Mountain Conservationability of ecological systems to disruptive agents can be addressed by considering exposure to these agents and the sensitivity of the system. Conservation management usually offsets trade-offs of resources allocated to minimise exposure with strategies designed to reduce sensitivity. Although expos

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Molecular Biogeography of the High Mountain Systems of Europe: An Overviewcial periods mostly within refugia in close proximity to the mountains where they are found today. One mountain range can be colonised from several glacial refugia, while one refugium can be the source of colonisation of more than one mountain range. The zonal distributions in the glacial cold stepp

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The Role of Environmental Geohistory in High-Mountain Landscape Conservationonmental points of view, applying the principles of environmental geohistory. Basic concepts such as baseline, threshold, or resilience are discussed from a long-term ecological perspective, with examples that explain the dynamics of fir forests as well as the changes in agricultural cover. Studying

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The Multiple Factors Explaining Decline in Mountain Forests: Historical Logging and Warming-Related of historical use as a predisposing factor of forest dieback. Here I focus on the recent silver-fir (.) dieback observed since the 1980s in the Aragón Pyrenees (NE Spain) as study case. I argue that such dieback was predisposed by past historical logging and incited by warming-induced drought. I an

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Towards a Microbial Conservation Perspective in High Mountain Lakesuded in conservation studies and microbiology has been developed as a scientific discipline lacking a natural history background. The detailed genetic studies carried out in the Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Maurici National Park and recent works in the mostly scarce literature, show that the mostly

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Why Should We Preserve Fishless High Mountain Lakes?innows introduced by fishermen that use them as live bait. The extent of these introductions is general and substantial often involving many lakes over mountain ranges. Predation on native fauna by introduced fish involves profound ecological changes since fish occupy a higher trophic level that was

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The Importance of Reintroducing Large Carnivores: The Brown Bear in the Pyreneesnservation strategies for existing populations of large carnivores and restoration programmes of disappeared populations can help at maintaining the ecosystem balance and foster the perception links of humans with nature. The case of the restoration of the brown bear population in the Pyrenees durin