Adaptive Environmental Assessment and Management¶
Holling, C. S. (1978). Adaptive Environmental Assessment and Management. John Wiley & Sons.
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4 citations across 4 artifacts.
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Mechanisms¶
- Adaptive Boundary Repositioning
- This is the essence of adaptive management
This sourceFrames adaptive management as an iterative process of acting and monitoring to learn about system response.
- This is the essence of adaptive management
- Ecological Management Plan
- Each actor keeps operating, but inside limits set by the whole's viability, and the plan is revised as monitoring accumulates over the years.
This sourcePresents adaptive environmental management as an iterative process in which monitoring and accumulated learning revise management over time.
- Each actor keeps operating, but inside limits set by the whole's viability, and the plan is revised as monitoring accumulates over the years.
- Monitoring and Retreatment Cadence
- This is adaptive management in practice
This sourcePresents adaptive management as monitoring outcomes against objectives and feeding what is learned back into subsequent management.
- This is adaptive management in practice
- Rebound-Triggered Policy Recalibration
- Its strength is converting a one-shot policy into an adaptive-management loop
This sourceFrames environmental management as an adaptive undertaking in which interventions are designed to learn under uncertainty rather than as one-shot policies.
- Its strength is converting a one-shot policy into an adaptive-management loop
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