Abstract:To better account for how social–ecological legacies of social and ecological systems jointly shape the current composition, the quality and quantity of nature’s contribution to people (NCPs), we integrate the concept of NCP co-production into social–ecological system thinking. Our expanded framework highlights how NCP co-production is frequently entangled within its social–ecological context, such as legacies, current resources and social activities. Additionally, we underline the relevance of non-material an… Show more
“…It describes the ways societies organize and implement social resources to mobilize different types of flows from nature to deliver NCP (Lele et al 2013;Palomo et al 2016;Bruley, Locatelli, Vendel, et al 2021;Grosinger, Potts, et al 2021). Previous research has shown how the ecosystem service cascade framework (Haines-Young and Potschin 2010; Fedele et al 2017) can be implemented to structure the different resources and actors (eg institutions) into 4 successive steps of human intervention along an NCP co-production chain (Bruley, Locatelli, Vendel, et al 2021;Grosinger, Potts, et al 2021). Co-production step 0 (CP0; organizing) describes how society organizes a rule set for the following steps (Ostrom 1990).…”
Section: Community-based Institutions Shape Cheese Co-production In A...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Apart from biophysical conditions (eg elevation, climate), the social-ecological context (eg infrastructure, summer pastures) influences current types and forms of NCP coproduction (Martín-L ópez et al 2019; Grosinger, Potts, et al 2021). This context defines resources that result from past interactions between and within social and ecological processes (Cook et al 2012;Grosinger, Potts, et al 2021). In this article, we focus on the role of collective structures in NCP co-production.…”
Section: Community-based Institutions Shape Cheese Co-production In A...mentioning
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“…It describes the ways societies organize and implement social resources to mobilize different types of flows from nature to deliver NCP (Lele et al 2013;Palomo et al 2016;Bruley, Locatelli, Vendel, et al 2021;Grosinger, Potts, et al 2021). Previous research has shown how the ecosystem service cascade framework (Haines-Young and Potschin 2010; Fedele et al 2017) can be implemented to structure the different resources and actors (eg institutions) into 4 successive steps of human intervention along an NCP co-production chain (Bruley, Locatelli, Vendel, et al 2021;Grosinger, Potts, et al 2021). Co-production step 0 (CP0; organizing) describes how society organizes a rule set for the following steps (Ostrom 1990).…”
Section: Community-based Institutions Shape Cheese Co-production In A...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Apart from biophysical conditions (eg elevation, climate), the social-ecological context (eg infrastructure, summer pastures) influences current types and forms of NCP coproduction (Martín-L ópez et al 2019; Grosinger, Potts, et al 2021). This context defines resources that result from past interactions between and within social and ecological processes (Cook et al 2012;Grosinger, Potts, et al 2021). In this article, we focus on the role of collective structures in NCP co-production.…”
Section: Community-based Institutions Shape Cheese Co-production In A...mentioning
BioOne Complete (complete.BioOne.org) is a full-text database of 200 subscribed and open-access titles in the biological, ecological, and environmental sciences published by nonprofit societies, associations, museums, institutions, and presses.
“…Non-material NCP is associated with a bottom-up conservation context and relational values, such as family ties. Also, Grosinger et al (2021) emphasize that material and non-material benefits of nature are co-produced with people through current social and ecological resources and legacies of past resources. They illustrate this novel way of understanding the construction of benefits for a regional cheese production system which exemplifies other high nature value agricultural systems.…”
Section: Articles Focusing On Nature's Contributions To Peoplementioning
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