草原半岛与气候变化

IF 1 4区环境科学与生态学 Q4 ECOLOGY

Natural Areas Journal Pub Date : 2023-04-19 DOI:10.3375/0885-8608-43.2.135

F. Harty

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摘要

从气候变化对生态系统的长期影响中过渡和恢复将受到地理、地形和植物生理学的影响。火灾、放牧、洪水、演替、生物多样性、入侵物种和管理都会影响生态系统对天气模式长期变化影响的“恢复力”（恢复能力）。这些重要的“控制”应该成为气候变化讨论的一部分。来自各个学科的研究表明，人类对景观的影响最小化和/或改善了过去气候变化的一些影响。如今，管理和恢复工作可能会减轻气候变化的一些影响，尤其是在依赖火灾的自然社区。

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The Prairie Peninsula and Climate Change

ABSTRACT Transition and recovery from prolonged effects of climate change on an ecosystem will be affected by geography, topography, and plant physiology. Fire, grazing, flooding, succession, biodiversity, invasive species, and stewardship all affect the “resilience” (the capacity to recover) of an ecosystem to the effects of long-term changes in weather patterns. These significant “controls” should be part of climate change discussions. Research from various disciplines suggests that the actions of humans on the landscape minimized and/or ameliorated some of the impacts of past changes in climate. Today, stewardship and restoration efforts may mitigate some of the effects of climate change, especially in fire-dependent natural communities.

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Natural Areas Journal 环境科学-林学

CiteScore

1.70

自引率

11.10%

发文量

审稿时长

>36 weeks

期刊介绍： The Natural Areas Journal is the flagship publication of the Natural Areas Association is the leading voice in natural areas management and preservation. The Journal features peer-reviewed original research articles on topics such as: -Applied conservation biology- Ecological restoration- Natural areas management- Ecological assessment and monitoring- Invasive and exotic species management- Habitat protection- Fire ecology. It also includes writing on conservation issues, forums, topic reviews, editorials, state and federal natural area activities and book reviews. In addition, we publish special issues on various topics.