Suchergebnisse

Chapter 1 -- Social-ecological systems and postnormal science -- Chapter 2 -- Studying social-ecological systems from the perspective of social sciences in Latin America -- Chapter 3 -- Simplifying the complexity of social-ecological systems with conceptual models -- Chapter 4 -- Social actors and participative modelling -- Chapter 5 -- Social-ecological systems and human wellbeing.-Chapter 6 -- Poor-people ecologism -- Chapter 7 -- A new environmental governance -- Chapter 8 -- A hierarchical approach for the valuation of multiple ecosystem services -- Chapter 9 -- Novel ecosystems and social-ecological complexities -- Chapter 10 -- Social-ecological systems and the economy of nature: A Latin-American perspective.-Chapter 11 -- Spatial modelling of social-ecological systems: The Arroyo las Conchas watershed, Argentina -- Chapter 12 -- Analyzing social vulnerability to natural disasters in northeast Brazil: catastrophic flooding cycles at Alagoas littoral zone -- Chapter 13 -- San Rafael Reserve, Paraguay: key social actors and sustainability scenarios. through environmental governance schemes -- Chapter 14 -- Valuation of hydrological supply in high Andes wetlands of Chinchiná River, Colombia -- Chapter 15 -- Participative management and local institutional strengthening: the successful case of mangle social-ecological systems in Ecuador.-Chapter 16 -- Integrated assessment of the effects of the payment for hydrological services program at Ajusco, Mexico City -- Chapter 17 -- Influence of the rural/urban context in the implementation of forest conservation programs in Mexico: Oaxaca and Mexico City case studies -- Chapter 18 -- Characterizing social-ecological traps: A case study of forest and marine systems in Southern and Austral Chile -- Chapter 19 -- Ecosystem services from a multi-stakeholder perspective: a case study in a Biosphere Reserve in central Chile.-Chapter 20 -- Restoration of riverside forests: contributing to the fisheries management of river Pichis watershed, central jungle, Perú -- Chapter 21 -- The challenge of integrated management of Isla de Chiloé coastal zone -- Chapter 22 -- Social valuation of ecosystem services at local scale: challenges for the management of a multiple-use coastal and marine protected area (MU-CMPA): Isla Grande de Atacama.-Chapter 23 -- Potential futures of social-ecological systems in Latin America

We used the adaptive cycle as a heuristic to conceptualize the changes in ecosystem services between its phases (growth, conservation, collapse, and reorganization) for Chiloé Island (southern Chile), analyzed as a social-ecological system. We generated hypothetical relationships between services and phases based on literature articles, testing them with secondary databases for 1826– 2016 and interviews with local actors. Results show that the island is currently either in a late conservation phase or already in a collapse phase. Only provisioning ecosystem services corresponded with the proposed phases' relationships, while regulation-maintenance and cultural services showed long-term decreasing trends. We discuss cross-scale interactions and political centralism as the main factors preventing a local adaptive scheme that may start a reorganization phase. ; Comision Nacional de Investigacion Cientifica y Tecnologica (CONICYT) CONICYT FONDECYT 1170532 Aparece en contenido como:CONICYT-Chile (Proyecto Fondecyt)