Restoring Lands - Coordinating Science, Politics and Action : Complexities of Climate and Governance
Environmental issues, vast and varied in their details, unfold at the confluence of people and place. They present complexities in their biophysical details, their scope and scale, and the dynamic character of human action and natural systems. Addressing environmental issues often invokes tensions a...
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| التنسيق: | Livre numérique |
| اللغة: | Anglais |
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| الطبعة: | 2012. |
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| Edition sous un autre format: | • Restoring Lands - Coordinating Science, Politics and Action, Texte imprimé, 9789400725485 |
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- Acknowledgements Preface Introduction: Chapter 1 Restoring and Sustaining Lands Coordinating Science, Politics, and Communities for Action, by Karl, Scarlett, Vargas-Moreno, and Flaxman Section One Science, Technology, and Engineering (Tools and Methods): Chapter 2 Section Introduction, by Flaxman and Vargas-Moreno Chapter 3: Participatory Climate Change Scenario and Simulation Modeling: Exploring Future Conservation Challenges in the Greater Everglades Landscape, by Vargas-Moreno and Flaxman Chapter 4 Using "Spatial Resilience Planning" to Test Climate-Adaptive Conservation Strategies, by Flaxman and Vargas-Moreno Chapter 5: Cities and Integrated Water Planning: Complexities of Climate Change, by Kirshen and others.- Chapter 6 Collaborative Modeling: Institutional Complexities, by Barreteau and others; Chapter 7 Challenge of Integrating Natural and Social Sciences to Better Inform Decisions: A Novel Proposal Review Process, by Matso Section Two Politics and Policy (Governance and Frameworks): Chapter 8 Section Introduction, by Scarlett; Chapter 9 Transcending Boundaries: The Emergence of Conservation Networks, by Scarlett Chapter 10 Managing the Science-Policy Interface in a Complex and Contentious World, by Beratan and Karl Chapter 11 Deliberative Democratic Governance to Foster Sustainability, by Merad Chapter 12 Values in Natural Resource Management and Policy, by Mattson and others Chapter 13 Flow in the Everglades: The Game Inside the Game, by Light Chapter 14 Framing an Uncertain Climate: Adaptation and Water Management Practice in the Netherlands, by Hogendorn, Laws, and Petersen Chapter 15 Adapting to Changing Climate: Exploring the Role of the Neighborhood, by Karl and others Section Three People and Action (Implementation and Stewardship): Chapter 16 Section Introduction, by Karl Chapter 17 Community-based Ecological Stewardship A Concept for Productive Harmony on the Public Lands of the Western United States, by McVicker Chapter 18 Thoughts on How to Implement Citizen Based Ecosystem Stewardship from 32 Years in Governance, by Whitley Chapter 19 Climate Change and the Language of Geographic Place, by Kent and Preister Chapter 20 Tomales Bay Watershed Council: Model of Collective Action, by Pileggi and others Chapter 21 Outcomes of social-ecological experiments in near-shore marine environments: cognitive interpretation of the impact of changes in fishing gear type on ecosystem form and function, by Curtin and Hammitt Synthesis: Chapter 22 Synthesis: Developing the institutions to coordinate science, politics, and communities for action to restore and sustain lands, by Karl, Scarlett, Vargas-Moreno, Flaxman