Titlebook: Ecosystem Services from Forest Landscapes; Broadscale Considera Ajith H. Perera,Urmas Peterson,Louis R. Iverson Book 2018 Springer Internat

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Sustainable Planning for Peri-urban Landscapes,rban and landscape development to achieve a sustainable growth of peri-urban landscapes and maintain the current provision of ecosystem services. This chapter outlines the main characteristics of peri-urban landscapes and introduces a set of planning topics, solutions, and approaches that are under

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Barriers and Bridges for Landscape Stewardship and Knowledge Production to Sustain Functional Greengement at multiple levels of governance and spatial scales must be understood. This dual approach requires collaboration among natural and human sciences (i.e. humanities and social sciences) researchers, practitioners and stakeholders. This chapter identifies barriers for place-based collaborative

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Solving Conflicts among Conservation, Economic, and Social Objectives in Boreal Production Forest L ecosystem services. Evidence suggests that many ecosystem services and biodiversity are in conflict with intensive timber production in boreal forests. We therefore present methods for assessing conflicts among alternative forest uses and for finding solutions for conflicts. We conclude the chapter

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Ecosystem Services from Forest Landscapes: Where We Are and Where We Go,ng the roles of plant-emitted volatile organic compounds and CH. and N.O fluxes in modifying specific ecosystem services, developing land management alternatives that optimize ecosystem services (even among conflicting uses), uncovering metrics that may yield a better understanding of “sustainable h

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Michio Arakawa,Tsutomu Tanaka,Senri Hirakawa(iii) the formation and retention of soils, (iv) the generation and maintenance of biodiversity, (v) pollination, (vi) natural pest control, (vii) seed dispersal, and (viii) aesthetic beauty, together with intellectual and spiritual stimulation. However, the forest landscapes over which a range of e

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-67510-2ambient atmosphere by enhancing the rate of ozone formation in atmospheres polluted by mono-nitrogen oxides (NO.). From this perspective, plant emissions can be considered as ecosystem “disservice.” Plant-emitted volatiles also importantly participate in aerosol and cloud formation in both polluted

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