Ecosystem services and management strategy in China: [electronic resource]  /: Yiyu Chen, Beate Jessel, Bojie Fu, Xiubo Yu, Jamie Pittock, editors.

Chen, Yiyu,; Jessel, Beate,; Fu, Bojie,; Yu, Xiubo,; Pittock, Jamie,

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-38733-3

Ecosystem services and management strategy in China [electronic resource] / Yiyu Chen, Beate Jessel, Bojie Fu, Xiubo Yu, Jamie Pittock, editors.

Chen, Yiyu, 1944-, editor of compilation.; Jessel, Beate, editor of compilation.; Fu, Bojie, editor of compilation.; Yu, Xiubo, editor of compilation.; Pittock, Jamie, editor of compilation.

2013

QH77.C6

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Ecosystem services and management strategy in China [electronic resource] / Yiyu Chen, Beate Jessel, Bojie Fu, Xiubo Yu, Jamie Pittock, editors.

ISBN

9783642387333 electronic book
3642387330 electronic book
9783642387326

DOI

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-38733-3

Published

Berlin : Springer, [2013?]

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English

Description

1 online resource (xvii, 163 pages).

Item Number

10.1007/978-3-642-38733-3 doi

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QH77.C6

Dewey Decimal Classification

333.720951

Summary

"Ecosystem Services and Management Strategy in China" is a two-year international cooperation project that culminated from the China Council for International Cooperation on Environment and Developments Task Force on Ecosystem Services and Management. It combines case studies, scenario analysis, and stakeholder consultations that focus on Chinese forest, grassland and wetland ecosystems and assesses the economic and social benefits of sustainable ecosystems management. It also identifies better practices in ecosystem management from Chinese and international experience and recommends a more intensive integration of ecosystem services into decision-making processes. In November 2010, the Task Force presented five strategic policy proposals for the implementation of sustainable management for Chinese ecosystems. These proposals were extremely well-received by senior decision makers and have since been adopted by national government agencies. The book represents a valuable reference work for researchers and professionals working in related areas.

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Includes bibliographical references.

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Chen, Yiyu, 1944-, editor of compilation.
Jessel, Beate, editor of compilation.
Fu, Bojie, editor of compilation.
Yu, Xiubo, editor of compilation.
Pittock, Jamie, editor of compilation.

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Springer earth system sciences.

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Ecosystem services and management strategy in China.