Water Ecosystem Services: A Global Perspective

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Water Ecosystem Services

A Global Perspective

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This comprehensive volume describes how ecosystem services-based approaches can assist in addressing major global and regional water challenges, such as climate change, biodiversity loss, and water security in the developing world, by integrating scientific knowledge from different disciplines, such as hydrological modelling, environmental economics, psychology and international law. Empirical assessments at the national, catchment and regional levels are used to critically appraise this systemic approach, and the merits and potential limitations are presented. The practicalities of this approach with regard to water resources management, nature conservation, and sustainable business practices are discussed, and the role of society in underpinning the concept of ecosystem services is explored. Presenting new insights and perspectives on how to shape future strategies, this contributory volume is a valuable reference for researchers, academics, students and policy makers, in environmental studies, hydrology, water resource management, ecology, environmental law, policy and economics, and conservation biology.

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Frontmatter
pp i-iv
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Contents
pp v-vi
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List of contributors
pp vii-x
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Preface
pp xi-xii
- By Shahbaz Khan, UNESCO Regional Science Bureau for Asia and the Pacific
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1 - Introduction
pp 1-2
- By Iain J. Gordon, The James Hutton Institute, Julia Martin-Ortega, The James Hutton Institute, Robert C. Ferrier, The James Hutton Institute
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2 - What defines ecosystem services-based approaches?
pp 3-14
- By Julia Martin-Ortega, The James Hutton Institute, Diídac Jorda-Capdevila, Autonomous University of Barcelona, Klaus Glenk, Scotland's Rural College (SRUC), Kirsty L. Holstead, The James Hutton Institute
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Part I - Addressing global challenges
pp 15-16
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3 - Assessing climate change risks and prioritising adaptation options using a water ecosystem services-based approach
pp 17-25
- By Samantha J. Capon, Griffith University, Stuart E. Bunn, Griffith University
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4 - Operationalizing an ecosystem services-based approach for managing river biodiversity
pp 26-34
- By Catherine M. Febria, University of Canterbury, Benjamin J. Koch, Northern Arizona University, Margaret A. Palmer, University of Maryland
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5 - Water for agriculture and energy: the African quest under the lenses of an ecosystem services-based approach
pp 35-46
- By Maher Salman, Land and Water Division, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, Alba Martinez, Land and Water Division, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
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Part II - Applying frameworks for water management and biodiversity conservation under an ecosystem services-based approach
pp 47-48
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6 - Using ecosystem services-based approaches in Integrated Water Resources Management: perspectives from the developing world
pp 49-56
- By Madiodio Niasse, International Land Coalition, Secretariat at IFAD, Jan Cherlet, International Land Coalition, Secretariat at IFAD
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7 - Implementation of the European Water Framework Directive: what does taking an ecosystem services-based approach add?
pp 57-64
- By Kirsty L. Blackstock, The James Hutton Institute, Julia Martin-Ortega, The James Hutton Institute, Chris J. Spray, University of Dundee
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8 - How useful to biodiversity conservation are ecosystem services-based approaches?
pp 65-70
- By Craig Leisher, The Nature Conservancy
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Part III - Assessing water ecosystem services
pp 71-72
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9 - The first United Kingdom's National Ecosystem Assessment and beyond
pp 73-81
- By Marije Schaafsma, University of East Anglia, Silvia Ferrini, University of East Anglia, Amii R. Harwood, University of East Anglia, Ian J. Bateman, University of East Anglia
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10 - Using an ecosystem services-based approach to measure the benefits of reducing diversions of freshwater: a case study in the Murray-Darling basin, Australia
pp 82-89
- By Neville D. Crossman, CSIRO Ecosystem Sciences, Rosalind H. Bark, CSIRO Ecosystem Sciences, Matthew J. Colloff, CSIRO Ecosystem Sciences, Darla Hatton MacDonald, CSIRO Ecosystem Sciences, Carmel A. Pollino, CSIRO Land and Water
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11 - An ecosystem services-based approach to integrated regional catchment management: the South East Queensland experience
pp 90-98
- By Simone Maynard, Australian National University, David James, University Sunshine Coast, Stuart Hoverman, Hoverman NRM and Associates, Andrew Davidson, SEQ Catchments, Shannon Mooney, SEQ Catchments
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12 - Policy support systems for the development of benefit-sharing mechanisms for water-related ecosystem services
pp 99-109
- By Mark Mulligan, King's College London, Silvia Benítez-Ponce, The Nature Conservancy, Juan S. Lozano-V, The Nature Conservancy, Jorge Leon Sarmiento, The Nature Conservancy
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13 - Assessing biophysical and economic dimensions of societal value: an example for water ecosystem services in Madagascar
pp 110-118
- By Ferdinando Villa, Basque Foundation for Science, Rosimeiry Portela, Conservation International, Laura Onofri, University Cà Foscari of Venice, Paulo A. L. D. Nunes, University of Padova, Glenn-Marie Lange, World Bank
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14 - Rapid land use change impacts on coastal ecosystem services: a South Korean case study
pp 119-126
- By Hojeong Kang, Yonsei University, Heejun Chang, Portland State University, Min Gon Chung, Yonsei University
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Part IV - Broadening the perspective
pp 127-128
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15 - Ecosystem services-based approaches to water management: what opportunities and challenges for business?
pp 129-137
- By Joël Houdet, Synergiz, Andrew Johnstone, Groundwater Consulting Services – GCS (Pty) Ltd, Charles Germaneau, Synergiz
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16 - Key factors for successful application of ecosystem services-based approaches to water resources management: the role of stakeholder participation
pp 138-147
- By Jos Brils, Deltares, Al Appleton, The Cooper Union, New York, Nicolaas van Everdingen, Watermaatwerk, Dylan Bright, South West Water
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17 - Cultural ecosystem services, water, and aquatic environments
pp 148-155
- By Andrew Church, University of Brighton, Rob Fish, University of Kent, Neil Ravenscroft, University of Brighton, Lee Stapleton, University of Sussex
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18 - The psychological dimension of water ecosystem services
pp 156-162
- By Victor Corral-Verdugo, University of Sonora, Martha Frías-Armenta, University of Sonora, Ceésar Tapia-Fonllem, University of Sonora, Blanca Fraijo-Sing, University of Sonora
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19 - The interface between human rights and ecosystem services
pp 163-169
- By Stephen J. Turner, Lincoln University
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20 - Water ecosystem services: moving forward
pp 170-173
- By Julia Martin-Ortega, The James Hutton Institute, Robert C. Ferrier, The James Hutton Institute, Iain J. Gordon, The James Hutton Institute
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Index
pp 174-174
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A Global Perspective

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