2021
DOI: 10.3390/land10080823
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Examining Linkages among Livelihood Strategies, Ecosystem Services, and Social Well-Being to Improve National Park Management

Abstract: This research examines perceptions of ecosystem services (ES) and social well-being in the Wuyishan National Park, China. This study analyses the importance of and linkages between them based on the impact of new designation of protected areas on this social-ecological system. Realisation of rural well-being is critical to park-people relations in populated protected areas, and effective resolution is needed to achieve positive conservation outcomes. We conducted 372 structured interviews with community member… Show more

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“…This result suggests a complementary relationship between provisioning and cultural ES associated with the ivory palm. He et al (2021) report that cultural values in their study are better preserved where provisioning ES are prominent. The estimate on the education variable is negative and significant (5% level), indicating that lower levels of schooling attainment are associated with lower cultural LDI.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 95%
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“…This result suggests a complementary relationship between provisioning and cultural ES associated with the ivory palm. He et al (2021) report that cultural values in their study are better preserved where provisioning ES are prominent. The estimate on the education variable is negative and significant (5% level), indicating that lower levels of schooling attainment are associated with lower cultural LDI.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Despite the overwhelming focus on economic values and ecological indicators from the point of view of one generation, there is a limited but notable body of literature addressing the social aspects of ES and a second one investigating the temporal aspect of ES dependence. The first body of literature documents how communities perceive and value the contribution of multiple ES to their livelihoods (Martín-López et al 2012; Wieland et al 2016; Zheng et al 2016; Robinson et al 2019; He, Gallagher and Min 2021). Most studies highlight how ES values or awareness vary by socio-economic and environmental factors and identify ES bundles and trade-offs (Martín-López et al 2012; Schmerbeck et al 2015; Hossain et al 2020; Chettri et al 2021).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…It was originated through reflection on the efficiency of fortress conservation and the need to secure multiple ecosystem services [54]. Under this idea, conservation can provide opportunities for benefit sharing through sustaining traditions if added-values are realised through conserved nature instead of exploitation of forest and/or adding chemicals for quantity [55].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The topics covered are very diverse but each brings important contributions to this Special Issue. The concept of ecosystem services and its application have been addressed in the context of land management in national parks and restoration projects [4,5]. He and colleagues [4] analyzed perceptions of ecosystem services and social well-being by residents in the Wuyishan National Park, China, and how these change among groups with different livelihood strategies.…”
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“…The concept of ecosystem services and its application have been addressed in the context of land management in national parks and restoration projects [4,5]. He and colleagues [4] analyzed perceptions of ecosystem services and social well-being by residents in the Wuyishan National Park, China, and how these change among groups with different livelihood strategies. Pérez-Rubio et al [5] developed a micro-scale Payment of Ecosystem Services scheme in southern Costa Rica using primary data generated through spatial modeling and socio-economic and stated preference surveys in the framework of forest ecosystem restoration.…”
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