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VI. Implications for Habitats Habitat loss, degradation, and fragmentation is a leading cause of terrestrial biodiversity loss and the impairment of ecosystem functioning, resulting in a loss of ecosystem services.1261 C
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Document Date: 2014-01-24 15:20:43

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Vancouver / Washington / /

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Coastal / /

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United States / /

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Environmental Issue / Natural Disaster / /

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ecosystem services / energy / /

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B.C. / /

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Interior mountain ranges / Kuiu Island / Pacific coast / Western British Columbia Forests / Queen Charlotte Islands / Yukon / Pacific Northwest forests / Older forests / Mountain Hemlock / Alpine / Okanogan Highlands / Toad Creek / Klamath Mountains / Cascade Mountains / Observed Trends Western North America Forest / Moose Mountain / /

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B.C. Ministry of Forests / Mines and Lands / North Casacades Conservation Council / B.C. Ministry of Forests / /

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Robert Norheim / /

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Queen Charlotte Islands / /

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Alaska / Oregon / British Columbia / California / /

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northwest California / eastern U.S. / western British Columbia / western Washington / western United States / southwest British Columbia / western North America / eastern United States / southeast Alaska / western Oregon / /

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radiation / /

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