Mapping habitat suitabilities of some wildlife species in Burdur Lake Basin

This research paper aimed at modeling the relations between mammal wildlife species, which spread around Burdur Lake Basin, with environmental factors and getting habitat suitability maps on the basis of native species by generalizing acquired models. Field survey was carried out on 328 sample plots...

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Main Authors: Emrah Tagi ERTUĞRUL, Ahmet MERT, İdris OĞURLU
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Isparta University of Applied Sciences Faculty of Forestry 2017-07-01
Series:Turkish Journal of Forestry
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Online Access:https://dergipark.org.tr/tr/pub/tjf/issue/30743/330950?publisher=iubu
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author Emrah Tagi ERTUĞRUL
Ahmet MERT
İdris OĞURLU
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Ahmet MERT
İdris OĞURLU
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description This research paper aimed at modeling the relations between mammal wildlife species, which spread around Burdur Lake Basin, with environmental factors and getting habitat suitability maps on the basis of native species by generalizing acquired models. Field survey was carried out on 328 sample plots and 3280 sub-sample plots. Traces, feces and signs belonging to wild boar (Sus scrofa), european hare (Lepus europaeus), beech marten (Martes foina) and red fox (Vulpes vulpes) were identified using the transect counts in the Basin. Data from these species was tested through Jacknife Method by being analyzed with Maximum Entropy (Maxent) method. Base maps belonging to 20 different environmental variances were used for wildlife suitability modeling. Habitat suitability maps were prepared for wild boar (0.77;0,71), brown hare (0.80; 0.74), beech marten (0.86; 0,80), and red fox (0.87; 0.77) by taking into account of obtained models' education data set and test data set ROC values. According to obtained models' results; the relation between wildlife animal species on the study area and topography, distance to forest village road, elevation, bedrock, smoothness, solar lightening index, distance to settlement, distance to lake, distance to runnel and radiation index was detected. In this study, habitat suitability maps based on relation between wild animals and environmental factors were created. These maps will be important bases for mammals species to protect and hunting plans preperation.
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spelling doaj.art-2d1d5009bb764189a698d0c6cdba66082023-02-15T16:10:49ZengIsparta University of Applied Sciences Faculty of ForestryTurkish Journal of Forestry2149-38982017-07-0118214915410.18182/tjf.3309501656Mapping habitat suitabilities of some wildlife species in Burdur Lake BasinEmrah Tagi ERTUĞRULAhmet MERTİdris OĞURLUThis research paper aimed at modeling the relations between mammal wildlife species, which spread around Burdur Lake Basin, with environmental factors and getting habitat suitability maps on the basis of native species by generalizing acquired models. Field survey was carried out on 328 sample plots and 3280 sub-sample plots. Traces, feces and signs belonging to wild boar (Sus scrofa), european hare (Lepus europaeus), beech marten (Martes foina) and red fox (Vulpes vulpes) were identified using the transect counts in the Basin. Data from these species was tested through Jacknife Method by being analyzed with Maximum Entropy (Maxent) method. Base maps belonging to 20 different environmental variances were used for wildlife suitability modeling. Habitat suitability maps were prepared for wild boar (0.77;0,71), brown hare (0.80; 0.74), beech marten (0.86; 0,80), and red fox (0.87; 0.77) by taking into account of obtained models' education data set and test data set ROC values. According to obtained models' results; the relation between wildlife animal species on the study area and topography, distance to forest village road, elevation, bedrock, smoothness, solar lightening index, distance to settlement, distance to lake, distance to runnel and radiation index was detected. In this study, habitat suitability maps based on relation between wild animals and environmental factors were created. These maps will be important bases for mammals species to protect and hunting plans preperation.https://dergipark.org.tr/tr/pub/tjf/issue/30743/330950?publisher=iubuhabitat suitability mappingwild mammalsmodellingwildlifehabitat uygunluk haritalamasımemeli yaban hayvanlarımodellemeyaban hayatı
spellingShingle Emrah Tagi ERTUĞRUL
Ahmet MERT
İdris OĞURLU
Mapping habitat suitabilities of some wildlife species in Burdur Lake Basin
Turkish Journal of Forestry
habitat suitability mapping
wild mammals
modelling
wildlife
habitat uygunluk haritalaması
memeli yaban hayvanları
modelleme
yaban hayatı
title Mapping habitat suitabilities of some wildlife species in Burdur Lake Basin
title_full Mapping habitat suitabilities of some wildlife species in Burdur Lake Basin
title_fullStr Mapping habitat suitabilities of some wildlife species in Burdur Lake Basin
title_full_unstemmed Mapping habitat suitabilities of some wildlife species in Burdur Lake Basin
title_short Mapping habitat suitabilities of some wildlife species in Burdur Lake Basin
title_sort mapping habitat suitabilities of some wildlife species in burdur lake basin
topic habitat suitability mapping
wild mammals
modelling
wildlife
habitat uygunluk haritalaması
memeli yaban hayvanları
modelleme
yaban hayatı
url https://dergipark.org.tr/tr/pub/tjf/issue/30743/330950?publisher=iubu
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