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Some remarks on recent developments in landscape ecology as a transdisciplinary ecological and geographical science

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Condensed version of a lecture at the Seminar on Landscape Ecology: Theoretical and Practical Perspectives in Italy, organized by the Italian Society of Ecology and the Italian Section of IALE — Parma 25th May 1990.

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Naveh, Z. Some remarks on recent developments in landscape ecology as a transdisciplinary ecological and geographical science. Landscape Ecol 5, 65–73 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00124661

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