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DESCRIPTION:The human influence on natural ecosystems is already ubiquitous
\, and will increase in the foreseeable future. Land conversion in respons
e to food and agricultural needs\, the extraction and harvest of natural c
ommodities\, and the disruptions created by climate change will further er
ode natural capital and promote biodiversity loss. The traditional respon
se of conservationists\, to establish parks and protected areas and seek t
o exclude human influences\, is unlikely to be socially and economically s
ustainable. Instead\, conservation efforts will have to focus on helping m
anage larger landscapes and seascapes. The challenge of this approach is
that it requires consideration of a variety of different management goals
across the landscape: from biodiversity conservation\, through the mainte
nance of cultural and social diversity\, the alleviation of poverty\, and
the generation of economic benefits. Managing the trade-offs among land-us
e goals will require effective governance and decision-making institutions
\, and sustaining ecosystem services and biodiversity will depend on the r
elative roles of national governments\, multinational entities\, private c
orporations and civil society.\n
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LOCATION:Stewart Center 214 ABCD
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SUMMARY;LANGUAGE=en-us:Conservation and Sustainability in a Human Dominated
World
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe human influence on natural ecosystems is already ubiquitous\, and
will increase in the foreseeable future. Land conversion in response to fo
od and agricultural needs\, the extraction and harvest of natural commodit
ies\, and the disruptions created by climate change will further erode nat
ural capital and promote biodiversity loss. \; The traditional respons
e of conservationists\, to establish parks and protected areas and seek to
exclude human influences\, is unlikely to be socially and economically su
stainable. Instead\, conservation efforts will have to focus on helping ma
nage larger landscapes and seascapes. \; The challenge of this approac
h is that it requires consideration of a variety of different management g
oals across the landscape: \; from biodiversity conservation\, through
the maintenance of cultural and social diversity\, the alleviation of poverty\, and the generation of economic be
nefits. Managing the trade-offs among land-use goals will require effectiv
e governance and decision-making institutions\, and sustaining ecosystem s
ervices and biodiversity will depend on the relative roles of national gov
ernments\, multinational entities\, private corporations and civil society
.
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