Mapping beneficiaries of ecosystem services flows from Natura 2000 sites. Schirpke, U., Scolozzi, R., De Marco, C., & Tappeiner, U. Ecosystem Services, 9:170 – 179, Elsevier, 2014. Cited by: 67; All Open Access, Green Open Access![Mapping beneficiaries of ecosystem services flows from Natura 2000 sites [link]](https://bibbase.org/img/filetypes/link.svg "link")
Paper doi abstract bibtex There is a growing need to integrate ecosystem services into management strategies of protected areas, and only a comprehensive ecosystem services assessment allows effective strategies for biodiversity conservation to be defined. Beneficiaries are largely disregarded or only mentioned in ecosystem services assessments related to protected areas. Thus, we propose indicators for identifying potential beneficiaries on the local and regional level, focusing on 16 relevant ecosystem services of Natura 2000 sites. For a case study in northern Italy, we used spatially-explicit modelling approaches to map and quantify the potential beneficiaries of multiple ecosystem services, including distance decay functions and basin catchment modelling. The resulting maps indicate that for provisioning and cultural services, the majority of the beneficiaries are located outside the protected area, whereas the beneficiaries of regulating services are mostly situated within or very close to it. The indicators and the beneficiary maps offer an important basis for an exhaustive assessment of ecosystem services flows from Natura 2000 sites and support the implementation of conservation policies by involving the local population and the community of users of protected areas. © 2014 Elsevier B.V.
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author = {Schirpke, Uta and Scolozzi, Rocco and De Marco, Claudio and Tappeiner, Ulrike},
title = {Mapping beneficiaries of ecosystem services flows from Natura 2000 sites},
year = {2014},
journal = {Ecosystem Services},
volume = {9},
pages = {170 – 179},
doi = {10.1016/j.ecoser.2014.06.003},
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abstract = {There is a growing need to integrate ecosystem services into management strategies of protected areas, and only a comprehensive ecosystem services assessment allows effective strategies for biodiversity conservation to be defined. Beneficiaries are largely disregarded or only mentioned in ecosystem services assessments related to protected areas. Thus, we propose indicators for identifying potential beneficiaries on the local and regional level, focusing on 16 relevant ecosystem services of Natura 2000 sites. For a case study in northern Italy, we used spatially-explicit modelling approaches to map and quantify the potential beneficiaries of multiple ecosystem services, including distance decay functions and basin catchment modelling. The resulting maps indicate that for provisioning and cultural services, the majority of the beneficiaries are located outside the protected area, whereas the beneficiaries of regulating services are mostly situated within or very close to it. The indicators and the beneficiary maps offer an important basis for an exhaustive assessment of ecosystem services flows from Natura 2000 sites and support the implementation of conservation policies by involving the local population and the community of users of protected areas. © 2014 Elsevier B.V.},
author_keywords = {Conservation policy; Ecosystem services; Landscape planning; Natural resources; Protected area; Spatial analysis},
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note = {Cited by: 67; All Open Access, Green Open Access}
}
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