Multi-objective forest restoration planning in Costa Rica : Balancing landscape connectivity and ecosystem service provisioning with sustainable development

It uses a spatial planning tool (Marxan) to identify priority areas for restoration meeting multiple objectives throughout a biological corridor in Costa Rica. A restoration plan is presented which seeks to maximize the provision of services related to the forest while minimizing the impact on curre...

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Autores principales:	Martinez Salinas, Alejandra, y otros 2 autores más
Formato:	Artículo
Lenguaje:	Inglés
Publicado:	Elseiver 2022
Materias:	CONSERVACIÓN DEL ECOSISTEMA ECOSYSTEM CONSERVATION BOSQUE TROPICAL TROPICAL FOREST BOSQUE SECUNDARIO SECONDARY FOREST PLANIFICACION PLANNING SPATIAL CONSERVATION PLANNING TOOLS SPECIES DISTRIBUTION MODELS Sede Central
Acceso en línea:	https://repositorio.catie.ac.cr/handle/11554/11677

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spelling	RepoCATIE116772023-01-30T16:26:47Z Multi-objective forest restoration planning in Costa Rica : Balancing landscape connectivity and ecosystem service provisioning with sustainable development Martinez Salinas, Alejandra y otros 2 autores más CONSERVACIÓN DEL ECOSISTEMA ECOSYSTEM CONSERVATION BOSQUE TROPICAL TROPICAL FOREST BOSQUE SECUNDARIO SECONDARY FOREST PLANIFICACION PLANNING SPATIAL CONSERVATION PLANNING TOOLS SPECIES DISTRIBUTION MODELS Sede Central It uses a spatial planning tool (Marxan) to identify priority areas for restoration meeting multiple objectives throughout a biological corridor in Costa Rica. A restoration plan is presented which seeks to maximize the provision of services related to the forest while minimizing the impact on current land uses. It quantifies tourism and seed dispersal services using species distribution models. It uses the InVEST carbon sequestration model to quantify carbon storage potential. It shows how a landscape-scale forest restoration plan that takes into account only forest and ecosystem connectivity service delivery capacity may differ greatly from a plan that considers potential impacts on local livelihoods. Notes the need to pay attention to the use of adequate opportunity cost estimates, to avoid potential conflicts between restoration objectives and other legitimate land uses. 2022-03-08T14:25:23Z 2022-03-08T14:25:23Z 2022-02-09 Artículo https://repositorio.catie.ac.cr/handle/11554/11677 restrictedAccess en Journal of Enviromental Management (2022) https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jenvman.2022.114717 8 páginas application/pdf Elseiver
institution	Centro Agronómico Tropical de Investigación y Enseñanza
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language	Inglés
topic	CONSERVACIÓN DEL ECOSISTEMA ECOSYSTEM CONSERVATION BOSQUE TROPICAL TROPICAL FOREST BOSQUE SECUNDARIO SECONDARY FOREST PLANIFICACION PLANNING SPATIAL CONSERVATION PLANNING TOOLS SPECIES DISTRIBUTION MODELS Sede Central
spellingShingle	CONSERVACIÓN DEL ECOSISTEMA ECOSYSTEM CONSERVATION BOSQUE TROPICAL TROPICAL FOREST BOSQUE SECUNDARIO SECONDARY FOREST PLANIFICACION PLANNING SPATIAL CONSERVATION PLANNING TOOLS SPECIES DISTRIBUTION MODELS Sede Central Martinez Salinas, Alejandra y otros 2 autores más Multi-objective forest restoration planning in Costa Rica : Balancing landscape connectivity and ecosystem service provisioning with sustainable development
description	It uses a spatial planning tool (Marxan) to identify priority areas for restoration meeting multiple objectives throughout a biological corridor in Costa Rica. A restoration plan is presented which seeks to maximize the provision of services related to the forest while minimizing the impact on current land uses. It quantifies tourism and seed dispersal services using species distribution models. It uses the InVEST carbon sequestration model to quantify carbon storage potential. It shows how a landscape-scale forest restoration plan that takes into account only forest and ecosystem connectivity service delivery capacity may differ greatly from a plan that considers potential impacts on local livelihoods. Notes the need to pay attention to the use of adequate opportunity cost estimates, to avoid potential conflicts between restoration objectives and other legitimate land uses.
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title	Multi-objective forest restoration planning in Costa Rica : Balancing landscape connectivity and ecosystem service provisioning with sustainable development
title_short	Multi-objective forest restoration planning in Costa Rica : Balancing landscape connectivity and ecosystem service provisioning with sustainable development
title_full	Multi-objective forest restoration planning in Costa Rica : Balancing landscape connectivity and ecosystem service provisioning with sustainable development
title_fullStr	Multi-objective forest restoration planning in Costa Rica : Balancing landscape connectivity and ecosystem service provisioning with sustainable development
title_full_unstemmed	Multi-objective forest restoration planning in Costa Rica : Balancing landscape connectivity and ecosystem service provisioning with sustainable development
title_sort	multi-objective forest restoration planning in costa rica : balancing landscape connectivity and ecosystem service provisioning with sustainable development
publisher	Elseiver
publishDate	2022
url	https://repositorio.catie.ac.cr/handle/11554/11677
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Multi-objective forest restoration planning in Costa Rica : Balancing landscape connectivity and ecosystem service provisioning with sustainable development

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