Primary Succession and Ecosystem Rehabilitation¶
Walker, L. R., & Moral, R. d. (2003). Primary Succession and Ecosystem Rehabilitation. Cambridge University Press.
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- Ecological Succession
- The interventions transfer directly. Do not preserve the current stage when you want the next: early growth-stage practices in an organisation are not replaced by policy alone but by allowing them to produce their own contradictions that force the transition, just as a successional forest is not advanced by planting the climax species into bare ash. Engineer substrate modification deliberately: restoration ecology plants pioneers explicitly to prepare soil, and the analogue in skill development is pre-training the substrate — vocabulary, mental models — that next-stage practice will need.
This sourceReference on deliberately planting pioneer species to build the substrate that later stages require, the basis of restoration interventions.
- The interventions transfer directly. Do not preserve the current stage when you want the next: early growth-stage practices in an organisation are not replaced by policy alone but by allowing them to produce their own contradictions that force the transition, just as a successional forest is not advanced by planting the climax species into bare ash. Engineer substrate modification deliberately: restoration ecology plants pioneers explicitly to prepare soil, and the analogue in skill development is pre-training the substrate — vocabulary, mental models — that next-stage practice will need.
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