INVESTIGADORES
CACERES Daniel Mario
congresos y reuniones científicas
Título:
CONFERENCIA PLENARIA: Incorporating functional diversity and social heterogeneity in the assessment of ecosystem services.
Autor/es:
DÍAZ S; QUÉTIER F; CÁCERES D; PÉREZ-HARGUINDEGUI N
Lugar:
Tempe, Arizona
Reunión:
Congreso; GLP 2010 - OPEN SCIENCE MEETING - Land Systems, Global Change and Sustainability; 2010
Institución organizadora:
Global Land Project
Resumen:
Global environmental change,
including land use change, affects the sustained provision of a wide set of
ecosystem services. In 2005 the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment pointed to
three major areas in which further progress was needed: (1) regional assessments
of the interaction between global environmental change and ecosystem services;
(2) refinement of the global ecosystem service classification to account for
the fact that different social groups in different regions perceive and value
very different benefits from nature; and (3) better understanding of the effect
of biodiversity on such benefits. We propose a framework to address all three
challenges, intended to understand the links between biodiversity, social
heterogeneity and land use change at local (patch to landscape) scales and in
specific situations. The key elements are functional biodiversity and social
actor strategies, which are linked by specific ecosystem services and land use
change trajectories. By building on pre-existing theoretical bodies and
combining new methods with existing ones, our framework is applicable to a wide
range of situations. However, it is particularly relevant in areas of high
asymmetry between different social groups.
Díaz S, F
Quétier, D Cáceres & N Pérez-Harguindeguy. GLP 2010 - OPEN SCIENCE MEETING -
Land Systems, Global Change and Sustainability. CONFERENCIA PLENARIA:
Incorporating functional diversity and social heterogeneity in the assessment
of ecosystem services. Tempe,
Arizona, USA, 17 al 19 de Octubre de 2010. Organizado por el Global Land
Project y la Arizona State University.