HP Jones, PC Jones, EB Barbier… - … of the Royal …, 2018 - royalsocietypublishing.org
… as passive recovery, and to increase the rate and extent of recovery of damagedecosystems after the … ) and rate of recovery in damagedecosystems globally and compare these across …
J Cairns Jr - Biodiversity, 1988 - books.google.com
… not available, techniques for recolonizing the damagedecosystem with original species are not … alternative ecosystems that would be ecologically superior to the damaged condition but …
J Cairns Jr - Environ. Prof, 1989 - acervo.socioambiental.org
… of its remaining ecosystems; however, public support of such an effort will dirninish if more is promised than can be delivered. Ideally, we should restore badly damagedecosystems to …
… combined or individually rapidly not only destroying and degrading our ecosystems, they are … It is the vast and rapid loss of these ecosystems, and our dependence on these services, …
RJ Hobbs, VA Cramer - Annual Review of Environment and …, 2008 - annualreviews.org
… The goal is, broadly speaking, to fix damagedecosystems, and there may be a hint of hubris in assuming that we always know (a) what the problem is, (b) how to fix it, and (c) what the …
… Perhaps, in some small way, this book will persuade people to restore damagedecosystems so that our children and grandchildren, together with children throughout the planet, can …
… on restoring degraded ecosystems to provide ecosystem services and … show that some ecosystemsrecoverrapidly without human intervention … Rapidrecovery of damagedecosystems …
… recovered only after ~6 years. The present results collectively indicated unexpectedly fast recovery of the damaged environment and ecosystem … have contributed to rapidrecovery; cf. 4–…
Restoration monitoring is generally perceived as costly and time consuming, given the assumptions of successfully restoring ecological functions and services of a particular ecosystem …