Perspectives on the link between ecosystem services and biodiversity: The assessment of the nursery function

Liquete, Camino; Cid, Núria; Lanzanova, Denis; Grizzetti, Bruna; Reynaud, Arnaud

doi:10.1016/j.ecolind.2015.11.058

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“…Peran sebagai nursery ground (ecosystem services) dapat mengendalikan keseimbangan biodiversitas di suatu perairan (Liquete et al, 2016). Walaupun keragaman dapat terjadi karena pengaruh penangkapan maupun karena indikator ekologi lainya yang saling terkait (Coll et al, 2016) dan landskap ekologi ekosistem (Ives et al, 2015).…”

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Biodiversity and Abundance of Demersal Fishs Stock in Tambelan Water, Natuna Sea

Fahmi

Yonvitner

2017

J. Ilmu dan Teknologi Kelautan Tropis

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Understanding on fish diversity is essential for fish stock conservation specifically in Tambelan Keywords: demersal, abundance, diversity, equitability, Tambelan ABSTRAKPemahaman mengenai keragaman ikan penting bagi upaya konservasi stok ikan khususnya di perairan pulau Tambelan yang memiliki keragaman ikan yang tinggi. Penelitian ini dilakukan pada bulan Novermber 2010 di 6 lokasi pengambilan contoh sekitar pulau Tambelan. Sampel diambil dengan menggunakan alat tangkap trawl dasar yang dioperasikan dengan teknik penyapuan. Data yang akan kumpulkan yaitu jenis ikan, jumlah, panjang total (TL), dan berat total (TW). Analisis data mencakup kepadatan stok, kekayaan jenis, keseragaman jenis, dan kemiripan jenis antara lokasi sampling. Jumlah ikan yang diperoleh sebanyak 1.224 individu, yang terdiri dari 105 spesies dan 44 famili. Berat total sampel 55,3 kg, dengan kepadatan stok rata-rata sebesar 0,27 kg/jam. Komposisi ikan tangkap yaitu famili Apogonidae 11,4%, famili Mulliidae 35,7%, famili Nemipteridae 16,3% dan Lutjanidae 7,7%. Nilai indek kekayaan ikan antara 1,862 -3,121, indeks keseragaman antara 0,329 -0,576. Similaritas stasiun 3 dan 6 pada level pada 33,89%, stasiun 1, 4, dan 5 pada 20,31%, dan stasiun 4 dan 5 pada 45,30% dari nilai maksimum 100%.

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Biodiversity and Abundance of Demersal Fishs Stock in Tambelan Water, Natuna Sea

Fahmi

Yonvitner

2017

J. Ilmu dan Teknologi Kelautan Tropis

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“…Benefits have a direct impact on human welfare (Gómez et al, 2016). Source: Gómez et al (2016:104) and Liquete et al (2016).…”

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The cost of degradation of the Dutch North Sea environment : a study into the costs of avoiding degradation and the applicability of the Ecosystem Services approach

Strietman

Performance²,

Agrosectors

et al. 2018

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This report provides an insight into the cost of degradation of the marine environment of the Dutch part of the North Sea by calculating the annual current (2015) costs of measures that avoid or minimise degradation. In addition to this, insight is provided into the potential applicability of the ecosystem services approach to calculate ecosystem benefits gained when Good Environmental Status is reached, in comparison to a Business as Usual scenario. The total costs of measures that avoid degradation of the Dutch North Sea environment have been calculated to be at least €0.5bn per year, with a maximum estimate of €1.6bn per year. In terms of the applicability of the ecosystem services approach concept, it is concluded that the methodology and empirical application are not mature enough yet to be applied within the context of the Marine Strategy Framework Directive. The user may reproduce, distribute and share this work and make derivative works from it. Material by third parties which is used in the work and which are subject to intellectual property rights may not be used without prior permission from the relevant third party. The user must attribute the work by stating the name indicated by the author or licensor but may not do this in such a way as to create the impression that the author/licensor endorses the use of the work or the work of the user. The user may not use the work for commercial purposes.Wageningen Economic Research accepts no liability for any damage resulting from the use of the results of this study or the application of the advice contained in it. Examples of studies including ecosystem services for the MSFD 51 3.5.1 Example of Dutch cost-benefit analysis framework for MSFD 51 3.5.2 Studies assessing welfare effects of reaching GES 52 Conclusions 56References and websites 58 Consulted experts 63Wageningen Economic Research Report 2018-015 | 5 SummaryThe aim of this report is to provide an overview of the cost of degradation of the Dutch North Sea environment. This is done by calculating the annual current (2015) costs of measures that avoid (reduce or minimise) degradation. In addition to this, insight is provided into the potential applicability of the ecosystem services approach methodology to calculate ecosystem benefits gained when GoodEnvironmental Status is reached, in comparison to a Business as Usual scenario. S.1 Annual costs of measures that avoid degradationGiven the assumptions used the total costs of measures that avoid degradation of the Dutch North Sea environment (and which contribute to reaching Good Environmental Status) have been calculated to be at least €0.5bn per year, with a maximum estimate of €1.6bn per year (Table S.1). Table S.1 The estimate of the minimum total annual current (2015) costs of measures that avoid degradation of the Dutch part of the North Sea environment, €m Activity type Annual cost:The physical restructuring of rivers, coastline or seabed 62-64The extraction of non-living resources 7.4The production of energy 65.4-176.6The extraction of living r...

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“…On the one hand, the focus could be on the preservation of gravity-fed surface irrigation systems themselves as an agro-cultural heritage [81,82]. On the other hand, the focus could be on the nature conservation benefits that result from these systems [83,84].…”

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Prospects for Improving Gravity-Fed Surface Irrigation Systems in Mediterranean European Contexts

Masseroni

Ricart

Cartagena

et al. 2017

Water

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Traditionally, most irrigation practices in Southern Europe have been based on gravity-fed surface irrigation systems. Currently, these systems remain a relevant typology in the European Union (EU) member states of the Mediterranean areas, where it is often the only sustainable method for farmers due to the small size of agricultural holdings, their reduced capacity and readiness to invest and the low ratio between yield profits and irrigation costs. In the last several years, in response to European and national directives, surface irrigation has garnered increasing attention at the political and bureaucratic levels due to frequent criticisms of its postulated low efficiency and high water wastage. However, these systems commonly provide a number of ecosystem services and nature-based solutions that increase the positive externalities in different rural socio-ecological contexts and often have the potential to extend these services and provide solutions that are compatible with economical sustainability. This study aims to discuss the prospects for new practices and for the rehabilitation and modernization of the gravity-fed surface irrigation systems in EU Mediterranean areas to enhance water efficiency, thus gaining both economic advantages and environmental benefits. The difficulties, stimuli for improvements and peculiarities of the irrigation water management of four rural environments located in Italy, Spain and Portugal were analyzed and compared to the current state of the gravity-fed surface irrigation systems with hypothetical future improvements achievable by innovative technologies and practices. In these different case studies, the current gravity-fed surface irrigation systems have an obsolete regulatory structure; water-use efficiency is not a driving criterion for the management of the conveyance and distribution canal network, and farmers are not yet adequately encouraged to adopt more efficient gravity-fed irrigation practices. A continuous knowledge exchange is thus necessary for the interaction of all irrigation water managers and farmers to improve their eco-efficiency and to preserve and promote their cultural heritage across the entire water supply and delivery chains. We argue that the best way forward will require precisely targeted rehabilitation measures of gravity-fed surface irrigation systems based on the integrated use of decision support services, gate automation, remote and feedback controls and real-time flow optimization.

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Perspectives on the link between ecosystem services and biodiversity: The assessment of the nursery function

Cited by 109 publications

References 60 publications

Biodiversity and Abundance of Demersal Fishs Stock in Tambelan Water, Natuna Sea

Biodiversity and Abundance of Demersal Fishs Stock in Tambelan Water, Natuna Sea

The cost of degradation of the Dutch North Sea environment : a study into the costs of avoiding degradation and the applicability of the Ecosystem Services approach

Prospects for Improving Gravity-Fed Surface Irrigation Systems in Mediterranean European Contexts

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