Making the ecosystem services approach operational: A case study application to the Aarhus River, Denmark

Riegels, Niels; Lynggaard-Jensen, A.; Jensen, Jørgen Krogsgaard; Gerner, Nadine; Anzaldua, Gerardo; Mark, Ole; Butts, M. B.; Birk, Sebastian

doi:10.1016/j.scitotenv.2019.135836

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“…Por sua vez, os serviços culturais, tais como áreas recreativas silenciosas, espaços recreativos públicos, apesar da possibilidade de serem providos em áreas urbanas, periurbanas e rurais, demandam locais específicos, associados principalmente à proximidade com localidades turísticas, florestas e parques (ZHANG et al 2020). Além disso, estes serviços culturais, quando vinculados aos recursos naturais, podem ser também estimados pela concentração de DBO, já que este um indicador associado a parâmetros como "transparência", "som" e "odor" e, consequentemente, vinculado às experiências dos visitantes (RIEGELS et al, 2020).…”

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“…O estudode Yao et al (2016) verificou ainda que existe uma correlação negativa entre os índices de qualidade da água e os serviços hidrológicos, com exceção do Produto Primário Líquido (NPP) que, segundo sugerem os autores, está correlacionado com a degradação da qualidade da água, ocasionada, em muitos casos, pela fertilização nas áreas agrícolas. Por sua vez, o serviço de purificação da água pode ser vinculado também à concentração de DBO e presença de E. coli e Enterococos na água, como apontamRiegels et al (2020).suas variações devem ser avaliadas e monitoradas para compreender os principais efeitos das decisões de planejamento (CORTINOVIS; GENELETTI, 2019).Tabela 5 -…”

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Relação Entre Métricas Espacias De Paisagem E a Provisão De Serviços Ecossistêmicos Por Florestas Urbanas: Um Estudo Sistemático De Revisão

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Ecosystem services are a hotly debated topic in recent years; however, talking about the assessment of ecosystem services only makes sense when there are indicators that are demonstrably correlated with this aspect. This is because it becomes possible to diagnose, evaluate and promote public policies that are aligned with the demands, potentials and expectations for a given ecosystem. Given this, and the growing trend in the use of geotechnologies, this study sought to assess the panorama of research that has possibly studied landscape metrics applied to the assessment of the provision of ecosystem services in an integrated manner. To this end, a bibliometric analysis was carried out on the Scopus Platform using the following keywords: 'valuation of ecosystem services' and 'landscape metrics'. It was found that this topic is not yet complacent; and countries like the United Kingdom, China, Germany, Australia, Spain and the Netherlands have led the research. Especially for forest ecosystems, the gaps are still large, which demands research efforts to consolidate the best and provide solid knowledge bases for an effective management of these sensitive and highly specialized areas for humanity.

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Relação Entre Métricas Espacias De Paisagem E a Provisão De Serviços Ecossistêmicos Por Florestas Urbanas: Um Estudo Sistemático De Revisão

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“…Whilst some case studies (16) involved the civil society, only one-third of them (10) explicitly mentioned its role: in the participatory process [32]; participatory modeling [17]; and personal interviews and collective meetings [41]. Also, cultural values were mentioned with terms such as recreation [13,18,24,41,42,[44][45][46]48]; aesthetics [13,36,48]; social cohesion [42]; educational and therapeutic activities [47]; and cultural and historical heritage [18]. Local knowledge was slightly mentioned in educational activities [24]; [22], in activities to increase awareness [44]; and in bottom-up initiatives [31].…”

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“…Research funding at the supranational level is a key aspect of this European context. Private funding comes mainly from sources such as foundations, non-profit organizations, and private corporations; or by conducting before-after simulations [43,48].…”

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Nature-Based Solutions for Water Management in Peri-Urban Areas: Barriers and Lessons Learned from Implementation Experiences

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Nature-based solutions (NBS) are defined by the European Commission as “actions that are inspired by, supported by, or copied from nature…” and that solve societal challenges and multiple benefits. As a result, NBS are often promoted as alternative responses that solve complex societal challenges such as watershed management, while delivering a systemic approach of multiple benefits for well-being, human health, and sustainable use of resources. Despite rising interest in NBS, further identification of experiences implementing NBS could advance our understanding of the operationalization of this comprehensive concept. For this purpose, we analyzed 35 peer-reviewed articles on implementation experiences of NBS for water management in peri-urban areas, on aspects related to (i) NBS problem–solution: water challenges, ecosystem services, scales, and types; (ii) NBS governance and management. From the insights of the analysis, this paper asks what lessons are learned, and which barriers are identified, from implementing NBS for water management in peri-urban areas? As a result, this study presents a detailed analysis of each aspect. We conclude by highlighting accountancy, monitoring, and communication as potential success factors for integration and development while diminishing the overall barrier of complexity, which leads to technical, institutional, economic, and social uncertainty.

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“…Several other studies have analyzed the effects of biophysical and social stressors on river service provision [12,14,19,20]. A few studies have performed ecological restoration of rivers through the evaluation of ecological importance based on the ES approach [21][22][23].…”

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Identifying and Setting Linear Water Space Priorities in Co-Urbanized Area Based on Multiple Levels and Multiple Ecosystem Services

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Wang

Guo

2021

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Due to intense anthropogenic impacts, river networks in co-urbanized areas are severely degraded and fragmented, and their ability to supply multiple ecosystem services is greatly reduced. This study aimed to provide a novel technical approach to identify spatial priorities for complex and special linear water spaces in a co-urbanized area. This approach fully considers the features of river networks with multiple levels and multiple functions. We first identified two spatial configurations of river networks based on the river density: river cluster patches and river corridors, which were each divided into four spatial levels. We then assessed and mapped the multiple ecosystem services provided by each river level through a coupling evaluation model. Finally, based on the evaluation results and spatial clustering analysis, we identified priorities of linear water spaces using six priority grades. This priority identification method based on multiple levels and multiple ecosystem services of linear water spaces shows how a holistic catchment perspective can be applied to the practice of integrated river management in co-urbanized areas. Selecting conservation strategies for linear water spaces on the basis of their structural level and ecological contribution is a more targeted measure.

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Making the ecosystem services approach operational: A case study application to the Aarhus River, Denmark

Cited by 15 publications

References 18 publications

Relação Entre Métricas Espacias De Paisagem E a Provisão De Serviços Ecossistêmicos Por Florestas Urbanas: Um Estudo Sistemático De Revisão

Relação Entre Métricas Espacias De Paisagem E a Provisão De Serviços Ecossistêmicos Por Florestas Urbanas: Um Estudo Sistemático De Revisão

Nature-Based Solutions for Water Management in Peri-Urban Areas: Barriers and Lessons Learned from Implementation Experiences

Identifying and Setting Linear Water Space Priorities in Co-Urbanized Area Based on Multiple Levels and Multiple Ecosystem Services

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