Landscape fragmentation caused by the transport network in Navarra (Spain): two-scale analysis and landscape integration assessment.

Landscape fragmentation caused by the main transport infrastructure network in Navarra (north of Spain) is analysed on both regional and local scales. Regional scale analysis identifies the overloaded zones (cloverleaves and corridors) and the territorial imbalance due to transportation infrastructures. In order to achieve an holistic approach, this information could be compared to other fragmentation-related regional activities. The study of the fragmentation caused by the two northern dual carriageways is carried out at a local scale, analysing the surrounding landscape, the potential permeability and the road-kill rates of medium-sized terrestrial wildlife. The black spots and the funnel effect sites are identified. As both regional and local scales are complementary, the two-scale analysis could improve landscape management. Finally, it is concluded that visual landscape study does not guarantee a functional integration.

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Serrano M. Sanz L. Puig J. y Pons J. Landscape fragmentation caused by the transport network in Navarra (Spain): two-scale analysis and landscape integration assessment. Elsevier, 2002. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0169-2046(01)00214-6

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