La « crise du Chambon », de nouveaux liens entre territoire, institutions, populations et sciences

Bally, Frédéric; Gabillet, Marine; Laforgue, Denis; Peyrache-Gadeau, Véronique

doi:10.1051/nss/2020019

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“…We have highlighted some complementarities between actions allowing the co-production of multiple NCA, especially regarding natural capital. However, there could be competition for some capitals, especially financial capital, which could be granted to some actions at the expense of others, as seen during the recovery from a natural disaster (Bally et al, 2020). Therefore, stakeholders will need to prioritize adaptation actions along pathways for responding to short-, medium-and long-term issues.…”

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Actions and leverage points for ecosystem-based adaptation pathways in the Alps

Bruley

Locatelli

Colloff

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Environmental Science & Policy

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Section: Navigating Adaptation Pathwaysmentioning

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Actions and leverage points for ecosystem-based adaptation pathways in the Alps

Bruley

Locatelli

Colloff

et al. 2021

Environmental Science & Policy

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Historical reconfigurations of a social–ecological system adapting to economic, policy and climate changes in the French Alps

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To ensure their quality of life, people adapt to multiple changes by maintaining or transforming the structure and functions of their socio-ecological systems (SES). A better understanding of mechanisms underpinning SES adaptation, especially the contribution of changes in human–nature interactions, is crucial to facilitate adaptation to future challenges. Using a chronosystemic timeline and based on literature, archives and local knowledge of inhabitants, we explored the past trajectory of a mountain SES (Pays de la Meije, French Alps) since 1900 by analysing drivers, impacts and responses. We hypothesised that adaptation has occurred through changes in the co-production of nature’s contributions to people (NCP). We identified four historical periods of combined changes in agriculture and tourism with associated changes in NCP. Results show which and how drivers of changes have influenced NCP co-production, how NCP have been mobilised in adaptive responses and how human and natural capitals involved in NCP co-production have been reconfigured for adaptation. We show that drivers of change have been mainly exogenous and out of the control of local actors, like public policies, markets and consumption patterns. These drivers can directly impact the capitals involved in NCP co-production like amount of workforce, knowledge or skills, creating not only threats but also opportunities for the livelihood of the local community. Depending on the intensity of capital reconfiguration and the type of NCP involved, adaptive responses range from resistance to transformation of the governance system and socio-economic sectors. This analysis highlights existing path dependencies that could hinder future adaptation.

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Adaptations et vulnérabilités des stations de sports d’hiver françaises face aux changements climatiques

Bonnemains

2023

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Les sports d’hiver par leur dépendance à la neige sont particulièrement vulnérables aux changements climatiques. Les acteur·rice·s de ces destinations touristiques vont donc chercher à développer des stratégies d’adaptation pour faire face aux conséquences des évolutions du climat. Trois critères sont particulièrement déterminants pour comprendre le type d’adaptation aux changements climatiques mise en place par les stations de sports d’hiver : 1. la fiabilité de l’enneigement ; 2. le lien avec la plaine et le territoire et 3. la gouvernance de la station. À partir de ces caractéristiques, nous avons construit une typologie d’adaptation aux changements climatiques des stations de sports d’hiver : une adaptation d’ajustement aux sports d’hiver, une adaptation d’ajustement au tourisme et une adaptation transformationnelle.

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La « crise du Chambon », de nouveaux liens entre territoire, institutions, populations et sciences

Cited by 4 publications

References 12 publications

Actions and leverage points for ecosystem-based adaptation pathways in the Alps

Actions and leverage points for ecosystem-based adaptation pathways in the Alps

Historical reconfigurations of a social–ecological system adapting to economic, policy and climate changes in the French Alps

Adaptations et vulnérabilités des stations de sports d’hiver françaises face aux changements climatiques

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