Estimating costs of nature management in the European Union : Exploration modelling for PBL’s Nature Outlook

Verburg, R.W.; Landuse,; Hennen, W.H.G.J.; Puister, Linda; Michels, Rolf; Duijvendijk, Kees van

doi:10.18174/425041

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“…IVN is een landelijke organisatie die mensen op lokaal niveau bij de natuur betrekt. Met verschillende Binnen de 170 afdelingen van IVN zijn ongeveer 8.700 vrijwilligers actief, circa 30% van de 23.000 leden 97 . Veel vrijwilligers worden opgeleid tot gecertificeerd Natuurgids.…”

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Maatschappelijke initiatieven voor natuur en biodiversiteit : een schets van de reikwijdte en ecologische effecten en potenties van maatschappelijke initiatieven voor natuur in feiten en cijfers

Sanders

Langers²,

Henkens

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Maatschappelijke initiatieven voor natuur en biodiversiteit : een schets van de reikwijdte en ecologische effecten en potenties van maatschappelijke initiatieven voor natuur in feiten en cijfers

Sanders

Langers²,

Henkens

et al. 2018

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“…We obtained the species gap area (i.e., the area of a species' range currently not under protection) based on a representation target for each species (Maiorano et al, 2015). The cost estimation included both oneoff land purchase costs and average annual recurrent costs of nature management per km 2 across 28 EU countries, based on Verburg et al (2017). Land purchasing costs for species gap areas included the cost of converting agricultural land to natural vegetation, using average cost of agricultural land prices across 28 EU countries (see Table 3.8 in Verburg et al, 2017).…”

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“…The cost estimation included both oneoff land purchase costs and average annual recurrent costs of nature management per km 2 across 28 EU countries, based on Verburg et al (2017). Land purchasing costs for species gap areas included the cost of converting agricultural land to natural vegetation, using average cost of agricultural land prices across 28 EU countries (see Table 3.8 in Verburg et al, 2017). These were one-off costs at the start of the 100-year planning period.…”

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A decision framework to integrate in-situ and ex-situ management for species in the European Union

Staerk,

Colchero,

Kenney

et al. 2024

Front. Conserv. Sci.

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Zoos and aquaria in the European Union (EU) can play a crucial role in the conservation of EU species, as they currently hold nearly half (49%) of EU terrestrial vertebrates. In this study, we analyzed the species composition and population sizes of EU zoos and developed a framework to prioritize recommendations for additional ex-situ and in-situ interventions for 277 at-risk EU species. Our results showed that EU zoos currently hold 39% of threatened EU species, 27% of EU endemic species, 62% of EU species vulnerable to climate change, 20% of EU species listed by the Alliance for Zero Extinction (AZE), 25% of Evolutionary Distinct and Globally Endangered (EDGE) EU species, while only 5% are subject to ex-situ conservation. Using our framework, we found that additional captive breeding was recommended for 60-61%% of species while expanding protected areas was recommended for only 2–22%, as 217 out of 277 species already met habitat protection targets. Both interventions were recommended for up to 20% of species, while the remaining 18% required no interventions because captive populations and habitat protection fully met targets. Our flexible framework can support more effective integrated conservation planning decisions for EU species and help identify target species for further in-depth assessment by the IUCN Ex-situ guidelines.

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“…• Dune revegetation projects in Australia and the US cost in the range of US$7,636-US$13,888/ha, including labor, vegetation, and sand ). • In Europe, planting vegetation on dunes is estimated to cost US$14,484/ha (Verburg et al 2017)…”

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A Catalogue of Nature-Based Solutions for Urban Resilience

2021

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Estimating costs of nature management in the European Union : Exploration modelling for PBL’s Nature Outlook

Cited by 4 publications

References 25 publications

Maatschappelijke initiatieven voor natuur en biodiversiteit : een schets van de reikwijdte en ecologische effecten en potenties van maatschappelijke initiatieven voor natuur in feiten en cijfers

Maatschappelijke initiatieven voor natuur en biodiversiteit : een schets van de reikwijdte en ecologische effecten en potenties van maatschappelijke initiatieven voor natuur in feiten en cijfers

A decision framework to integrate in-situ and ex-situ management for species in the European Union

A Catalogue of Nature-Based Solutions for Urban Resilience

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