综合修复优先级——大多伦多地区的多学科方法

IF 0.8 4区 环境科学与生态学 Q4 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
J. Stille, N. Shrestha, R. Toninger, C. Mackenzie, Andrew Ramesbottom, Joel B. Smith
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摘要

生态系统恢复规划需要一个综合的方法,考虑自然系统的许多组成部分,优先考虑恢复的地点和内容。多伦多和地区保护局及其合作伙伴制定了多学科和多利益的恢复规划方法,促进有效的恢复工作,有助于实现与自然系统功能有关的区域流域目标。通过各种长期监测和建模计划,多伦多和地区保护管理局积累了大量关于陆地生物多样性、水生生态系统、水文和水源条件的知识。综合恢复优先排序的目的是确定生态系统功能的损害和威胁,作为改善生态产品和服务提供的一种手段。根据不同的参数和阈值,整合数据和比较离散区域可以帮助指导未来恢复计划的决策。综合恢复优先级的第一次迭代分析了现有数据集,确定了差距,并为未来的监测提出了建议。这一方法将有助于从《多伦多补救行动计划》区域内的有益利用损害#14“鱼类和野生动物栖息地丧失”和#3“鱼类和野生动物种群退化”中除名。此外,综合恢复优先次序将协助执行有关渔业和自然遗产管理的流域规划文件中提出的建议。具体而言,综合恢复优先顺序将确定生态功能受损的位置,确保栖息地和走廊联系得到保护或恢复,并优先考虑如果恢复,可能对改善自然系统贡献最大的本地和上游集水区。
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Integrated restoration prioritization–A multi-discipline approach in the Greater Toronto Area
Ecosystem restoration planning requires an integrated approach considering many components of the natural system when prioritizing where and what to restore. Toronto and Region Conservation Authority and partners have developed a multi-discipline and multi-benefit approach to restoration planning that facilitates effective restoration works, which contribute to realizing regional watershed objectives pertaining to natural system functions. Through various long term monitoring and modeling initiatives, Toronto and Region Conservation Authority has amassed a wealth of knowledge on terrestrial biodiversity, aquatic ecosystems, hydrology, and headwater conditions. The aim of Integrated Restoration Prioritization is to identify impairments and threats to ecosystem function as a means to improve the delivery of ecological goods and services. Consolidating data and comparing discrete areas based on different parameters and thresholds can help direct decision making for future restoration initiatives. The first iteration of the Integrated Restoration Prioritization analyzed existing datasets, identified gaps, and made recommendations for future monitoring. This approach will assist with delisting Beneficial Use Impairments #14 Loss of Fish and Wildlife Habitat and #3 Degradation of Fish and Wildlife Populations within the Toronto Remedial Action Plan area. Further, the Integrated Restoration Prioritization will assist in implementing the recommendations made in watershed planning documents pertaining to fisheries and natural heritage management. Specifically, the Integrated Restoration Prioritization will identify where impairments to ecological function are located, ensure habitats and corridor linkages are protected or restored, and prioritize local and upstream catchments that could contribute most to improving the natural system if restored.
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Aquatic Ecosystem Health & Management
Aquatic Ecosystem Health & Management 环境科学-海洋与淡水生物学
CiteScore
1.70
自引率
0.00%
发文量
1
审稿时长
18-36 weeks
期刊介绍: The journal publishes articles on the following themes and topics: • Original articles focusing on ecosystem-based sciences, ecosystem health and management of marine and aquatic ecosystems • Reviews, invited perspectives and keynote contributions from conferences • Special issues on important emerging topics, themes, and ecosystems (climate change, invasive species, HABs, risk assessment, models)
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