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To conserve threatened farmland species requires an estimate of the   representation of their habitats within protected areas, especially in   countries with inadequate mechanisms for protecting and managing habitats   outside of protected areas. We conducted a gap analysis to evaluate the   conservation status of suitable habitats for two threatened farmland bird   species - corncrake (Crex crex) and lesser grey shrike (Lanius minor) -   within the networks of national protected areas (NPAs) and important bird   areas (IBAs) in Serbia. We determined the distribution of suitable habitats   using MaxEnt based on climate, topography and land-cover variables. We found   that the proportion of suitable habitats within the NPAs is very low (12.31%   and 2.04% for the corncrake and lesser grey shrike, respectively), although   it is significantly higher for both species within IBAs (25.86% and 9.91%,   respectively). Upland farmland habitats (preferred by corncrake) are better   represented within both networks (especially IBAs) than lowland habitats   (preferred by lesser grey shrike). Our spatially explicit distribution models   identify suitable habitats within and beyond the NPAs and IBAs that require   monitoring and appropriate conservation measures. The low representation of   suitable habitats within these networks is an obstacle to the conservation of   both species and other farmland birds in Serbia.

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Protected area networks are insufficient for the conservation of threatened farmland species: A case study on corncrake (Crex crex) and lesser grey shrike (Lanius minor) in Serbia