@article{ART001530779},
author={전승훈 and Lee, Sang-Don and Ha, Sungryong},
title={Analysis of Ecological Characteristics and Selection of Target Species for Restoration of Wildlife Corridor at Galmachi of Sungnam City},
journal={Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment},
issn={1225-7184},
year={2011},
volume={20},
number={1},
pages={13-24}
TY - JOUR
AU - 전승훈
AU - Lee, Sang-Don
AU - Ha, Sungryong
TI - Analysis of Ecological Characteristics and Selection of Target Species for Restoration of Wildlife Corridor at Galmachi of Sungnam City
JO - Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment
PY - 2011
VL - 20
IS - 1
PB - Korean Society Of Environmental Impact Assessment
SP - 13
EP - 24
SN - 1225-7184
AB - This study was carried out to analyze ecological characteristics and select target species for effective restoration plans of wildlife corridors at Galmachi of Sungnam City.
The actual vegetation in study area was physiognomically mixed with deciduous broad leaved forests dominated by oaks and artificially planted species. And it is a secondary forest formatted by sprout originated stand and being on early succession stage as a young stand. So study site was regarded as not suitable for the habitats for wildlife.
The number of mammal species at study site was total 22 species, but most of these species were found as not so many in individual numbers. The individual number of hare was approximately 4 to 8, while the raccoon dog and water deer with 2 to 3 and 1 to 2, respectively.
As such, it was estimated as a low population density due to discontinuation of ecosystem and the man-made impacts.
In this study, raccoon dog and water deer were selected as the target species because of their migration patterns and ecological value in local ecosystem. It was suggested to establish a wildlife corridors of an over-bridge type at the peak area of Galmachi, known to be the mostlyused migratory route for 2 target species.
KW - Wildlife corridors;Restoration plan;Ecological characteristics;Target species;Migration patterns;Over-bridge type
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전승훈, Lee, Sang-Don and Ha, Sungryong. (2011). Analysis of Ecological Characteristics and Selection of Target Species for Restoration of Wildlife Corridor at Galmachi of Sungnam City. Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment, 20(1), 13-24.
전승훈, Lee, Sang-Don and Ha, Sungryong. 2011, "Analysis of Ecological Characteristics and Selection of Target Species for Restoration of Wildlife Corridor at Galmachi of Sungnam City", Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment, vol.20, no.1 pp.13-24.
전승훈, Lee, Sang-Don, Ha, Sungryong "Analysis of Ecological Characteristics and Selection of Target Species for Restoration of Wildlife Corridor at Galmachi of Sungnam City" Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment 20.1 pp.13-24 (2011) : 13.
전승훈, Lee, Sang-Don, Ha, Sungryong. Analysis of Ecological Characteristics and Selection of Target Species for Restoration of Wildlife Corridor at Galmachi of Sungnam City. 2011; 20(1), 13-24.
전승훈, Lee, Sang-Don and Ha, Sungryong. "Analysis of Ecological Characteristics and Selection of Target Species for Restoration of Wildlife Corridor at Galmachi of Sungnam City" Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment 20, no.1 (2011) : 13-24.
전승훈; Lee, Sang-Don; Ha, Sungryong. Analysis of Ecological Characteristics and Selection of Target Species for Restoration of Wildlife Corridor at Galmachi of Sungnam City. Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment, 20(1), 13-24.
전승훈; Lee, Sang-Don; Ha, Sungryong. Analysis of Ecological Characteristics and Selection of Target Species for Restoration of Wildlife Corridor at Galmachi of Sungnam City. Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment. 2011; 20(1) 13-24.
전승훈, Lee, Sang-Don, Ha, Sungryong. Analysis of Ecological Characteristics and Selection of Target Species for Restoration of Wildlife Corridor at Galmachi of Sungnam City. 2011; 20(1), 13-24.
전승훈, Lee, Sang-Don and Ha, Sungryong. "Analysis of Ecological Characteristics and Selection of Target Species for Restoration of Wildlife Corridor at Galmachi of Sungnam City" Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment 20, no.1 (2011) : 13-24.