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Example of use of “intact forest Landscape” concept
Case study in Democratic Republic of Congo Area transition matrices for one biome (Congo rainforests), 000 ha a) 2000-2005 b) 2005-2010 NF NIF OL Total NF NIF OL total 2005 2005 2005 2000 2010 2010 2010 2005 NF 2000 62,869 587 36 63,492 NFL 2005 62,273 538 57 62,869 NIF 2000 - 39,610 327 39,937 NIF 2005 - 39,559 638 40,197 OL 2000 0 - 125,011 125,011 OL 2005 0 - 125,374 125,374 Total 2005 62,869 40,197 125,374 228,440 Total 2010 62,273 40,097 126,069 228,440 NF = Natural Forest land. NIF = Non Intact Forest Land. OL = Other Land Note: Available input maps did not reflect Afforestation, Reforestation or Restoration, for methodological purposes the shaded cells could therefore not be properly computed and were left blank.
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