Ecosystems and Human Well-being¶
Assessment, M. E. (2005). Ecosystems and Human Well-being: Synthesis. Island Press.
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3 citations across 3 artifacts.
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Domain-specific¶
- Ecosystem Services
- The framework organises this bundle into four categories: provisioning services (food, freshwater, timber, fibre, genetic resources), regulating services (climate regulation, water purification, flood attenuation, disease control, pollination), supporting services (soil formation, nutrient cycling, primary production — the processes that sustain the others), and cultural services (recreation, spiritual significance, aesthetic value, sense of place).
This sourceThe Millennium Ecosystem Assessment's classification of ecosystem services into provisioning, regulating and cultural categories assessed as distinct kinds.
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- The framework organises this bundle into four categories: provisioning services (food, freshwater, timber, fibre, genetic resources), regulating services (climate regulation, water purification, flood attenuation, disease control, pollination), supporting services (soil formation, nutrient cycling, primary production — the processes that sustain the others), and cultural services (recreation, spiritual significance, aesthetic value, sense of place).
- Ecosystem valuation
Mechanisms¶
- Ecological Pairing Plan
- Its strength is that it makes ecological investment self-funding: when human benefit is genuinely produced by ecological health
This sourceDefines ecosystem services as benefits people obtain from ecosystems and links ecosystem change to human well-being.
- Its strength is that it makes ecological investment self-funding: when human benefit is genuinely produced by ecological health
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