[PDF] Top 20 Tradeoffs between ecosystem services : From landscapes to stakeholders

... on ecosystem services (ES). Stakeholders who benefit from ES are not necessarily able or authorized to participate in ES ...qualifying stakeholders’ roles in relation to ... Voir le document complet

... addition to spontaneous answers about ecosystem services provided by the forests, interviewees were also asked to rank the provision of a list of services individually ...order ... Voir le document complet

... BElgium Ecosystem Services (BEES) Community of Practice and on some Belgian Ecosystem Services (ES) research projects aimed at policy or practice ...aim to govern are ...it to ... Voir le document complet

... used to analyse rankings of tree species [ 18 , 24 ...respondents from distinct groups, for instance based on gender or elevation, these studies conducted separate analysis for each group and compared the ... Voir le document complet

... interactions between services must then be ...various ecosystem services, to identify, for example, “win–win” areas, that are of benefit to both ecosystem ser- vices and ... Voir le document complet

... used to promote more effective understanding of cultural ES that arise from complex socioecological sys- tems (111, ...knowledge to interpret problems and possibilities within their environment, ... Voir le document complet

... is to review and analyze chal- lenges of implementing biodiversity-based ...build to support develop- ment of biodiversity-based agriculture? Our reflection applies to practitioners who have already ... Voir le document complet

... of ecosystem assessment that is deemed relevant and ...the ecosystem service framework at each of the three ...with stakeholders. Such an approach helps foster collaboration between scientists ... Voir le document complet

... access to ES benefits and participation in ES ...that stakeholders are authorized to conduct and are derived from rules and institutions (Schlager and Ostrom ...define stakeholders’ ... Voir le document complet

... access to ES benefits and participation in ES ...that stakeholders are authorized to conduct and are derived from rules and institutions (Schlager and Ostrom ...define stakeholders’ ... Voir le document complet

... back to basics and looking ...guide to functional diversity measures. Biodiversity, ecosystem functioning, and human wellbeing: An ecological and economic perspective, ... Voir le document complet

... feedback between erosion and vegetation ...interaction between different material and vegetation layers, including rock, sand, humus, grass, shrubs, and ...able to exploit these interactions with an ... Voir le document complet

... Ecosystem services, social interdependencies and collective action : moving from a conceptual to an actionable framework.. Biennial IASC Conference : In Defense of the Commons: Challenge[r] ... Voir le document complet

... 1 University of Liège, Gembloux Agro-Bio Tech, TERRA Research Centre, Central African Forests, Gembloux, Passage des Déportés 2, 5030, Belgium 2 University of Liège, Gembloux Agro-Bio[r] ... Voir le document complet

... choose to work on six different ecosystem services: Forage provisioning in quantity and in quality, forage production stability, nitrogen availability, Biodiversity conservation, resistance of the ... Voir le document complet

... analyses to evaluate when to support farm constraints Research proposal : unraveling the links between agroecology and ecosystem services to facilitate an agroecological ... Voir le document complet

... schemes to support biodiversity and pollination; Assessment of the factors responsible for the decline of wild bees at the Belgian scale to identify field action combinations needed to restore ... Voir le document complet

... on ecosystem service flows (adapted from Geijzendorffer et ...used to immediately assess the needed information, indirect indicators provide proxies or only partial information necessary to ... Voir le document complet

... In fine, the participation of farmers and advisers facilitates the relevance and dissemination of innovations, e.g., new indicators for pasture management (Blanfort et al., in press). In such an approach, appropriation ... Voir le document complet

... stakeholders concerned (especially advisers) as of the initial phase of the project (Table ...2). Stakeholders are not only the target of the disseminated results (the final stage), but contribute ... Voir le document complet