Titlebook: Governing the Anthropocene; Novel Ecosystems, Tr Sarah Clement Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2021 Anthropocene.

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Climate Change, Conservation, and Expertise,t resistant to changing in practice. This chapter explores the extent to which this is truly the case and what the implications for governance might be, drawing on a global survey of experts in biodiversity. Potential avenues for leveraging this information in governance reforms are discussed.

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Tilo Arens,Frank Hettlich,Hellmuth Stachelecosystems. After providing an outline of what novel ecosystems are, it argues that they are not a niche problem confined to certain geographic regions, but a global challenge that requires context-specific debate and discussions. The key debates about novel ecosystems and governance provide the bas

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Wahrscheinlichkeitsrechnung und Statistik, lens of novel ecosystems. It argues that cultural landscapes now exist in novel contexts, creating many of the same tensions and challenges for biodiversity conservation as in novel ecosystems. It explores the concept of ecological baselines and what constitutes a ‘desirable’ state in conservation,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-64389-1nging are factors in whether governance reform is successful. Research so far has suggested that experts are keeping the conservative in conservation, acknowledging the need to change biodiversity management in the face of a changing climate and other human drivers of biodiversity loss in theory, bu

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-91978-6adically changing environmental and social conditions. It uses the idea of ‘framing contests’ to understand some of the new ways of framing both problems and solutions, which can either be leveraged as an opportunity or used to relabel old ideas and reinforce existing orthodoxies. Global examples re

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Mathematik der Mehrkampfformeln,servation and restoration in the Anthropocene. It revisits the debates about novel ecosystems, transforming landscapes, and changing governance; explores what these debates might mean for each of the domains of change discussed in this book; and suggests potential pathways forward. Frontiers for fut