Restoring watershed health: Peacetime military contributions and federalwide agency implications

Diane C. Drigot
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Environmental impacts of peacetime military training are under heightened scrutiny by outspoken publics all over the world. Public environmental concerns are increasingly linked to sociocultural well-being and economic vitality in affected communities. Demonstrating leadership in environmental stewardship in this broader community context is essential for the military to ensure continuing public support of its mission in a post-Cold War era. Federal land management agencies are mandated to follow an ecosystem approach to resource management, such as a watershed approach to Clean Water Act compliance. This provides promising opportunities for military installations to link peacetime activities with host community well-being. The transdisciplinary basis and policy frameworks for this approach are reviewed. Examples from Marine Corps Base Hawaii are described. Use of this approach by other resource management agencies facing similar challenges is encouraged.

恢复流域健康:和平时期军事贡献和联邦机构影响
和平时期军事训练对环境的影响受到世界各地直言不讳的公众的高度关注。公众对环境的关切日益与受影响社区的社会文化福祉和经济活力联系在一起。在更广泛的社区背景下,在环境管理方面发挥领导作用,对于军方在后冷战时代确保公众继续支持其使命至关重要。联邦土地管理机构被授权采用生态系统方法进行资源管理,例如采用流域方法来遵守《清洁水法》。这为军事设施将和平时期的活动与东道社区的福利联系起来提供了很好的机会。回顾了这一方法的跨学科基础和政策框架。以夏威夷海军陆战队基地为例进行了描述。鼓励面临类似挑战的其他资源管理机构采用这一办法。
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