摘要 Earth's 森林s are continually monitored by both the

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• 日期：2024-10-17

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Earth's 森林s are continually monitored by both the satellite record and the lived experiences of nearly 2 billion 森林-proximate peoples. Generally, the satellite record summarizes production estimates, such as percent tree cover, at regular, relatively coarse scales. Conversely, local perceptions tend to capture changes at irregular and very fine scales. While the utility of both of these sources of 資訊 has been widely demonstrated in isolation, little work has explored in what contexts they are expected to correlate or deviate, or how they might be quantitatively integrated. Here, we collect gridded 資訊 on community perceived and remotely sensed mangrove cover change across 719 0.5-km grids in Pemba Island, Tanzania. We reveal variation in the association between these two data sources across

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