Synthesizing multiple data types for biological conservation using integrated population models

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Spatial Population Genetics: It's About Time (2019, background): “, for understanding what habitat to prioritize for conservation [Zipkin and Saunders, 2018], which regions have higher population carrying capacities than others [Roughgarden, 1974], or whether a particular habitat is a demographic source or sink [Pulliam, 1988].”
Integrated population models: Model assumptions and inference (2019, background): “…formally combining these data types in integrated modelling frameworks will remain a critical component of ecological theory and practice (Besbeas, Borysiewicz, & Morgan, 2009; Besbeas, Freeman, & Morgan, 2005; Koons, Iles, Schaub, & Caswell, 2016; Schaub & Abadi, 2011; Zipkin & Saunders, 2018).”
Integrated population models facilitate ecological understanding and improved management decisions (2018, background): “Although our examples are focused on waterfowl, we believe these ideas are useful for all wildlife taxa (Zipkin and Saunders 2018).”