生态系统的转型保护

IF 4.6 Q2 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
D. Fougères, Mike Jones, P. McElwee, Angela Andrade, S. Edwards
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摘要

非技术性摘要许多保护倡议呼吁“变革性变革”,以应对生物多样性丧失、气候变化和不公正。这个术语意味着人类与自然关系的根本、广泛和持久的变化。然而,如果过于简单化或过于复杂,或者没有足够关注权力和变革所需的政治行动,相关举措可能会使现有危机永久化或加剧。本文旨在帮助从业者有意识地催化和引导转型过程。它为“变革性保护”提供了一个理论和实践基础的定义,以及六项战略性的、相互关联的建议。其中包括系统教育学、政治动员、内部变革以及规划、行动和持续调整。技术摘要呼吁“变革性变革”指出了全球保护举措所需的根本性重组,以遏制生态灾难。然而,这一概念可能过于简单化或过于复杂,对权力和变革所需的政治行动关注过少。因此,它与当代生物多样性和减缓气候变化倡议的交叉点需要明确的审议和澄清。本文提出了“变革性保护”的实践,即(1)一个重新思考个人、社会和自然之间关系的理想过程,并相应地重组系统;(2)一个保护生物多样性的理想结果,同时公正地过渡到净零排放经济体,并确保自然资源的可持续和再生利用。它首先回顾了对基于地区的保护目标、自然气候解决方案和基于自然的解决方案的批评,这些解决方案被认为是变革性的,包括生态完整性、生计、性别、公平、增长、权力、参与、知识和治理等问题。然后,它证实了六项战略建议,旨在帮助从业者有意引导转型过程。其中包括采取系统方法;与政治运动结成伙伴关系,实现公平公正的转型;将社会转型与个人(“内部”)转型联系起来;更新我们的计划;促进从诊断和规划向行动的转变;以及提高我们适应转型的能力。社交媒体摘要对遏制全球生物多样性和气候危机感到好奇?浏览这篇关于变革性保护的文章!
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Transformative conservation of ecosystems
Non-technical summary Many conservation initiatives call for ‘transformative change’ to counter biodiversity loss, climate change, and injustice. The term connotes fundamental, broad, and durable changes to human relationships with nature. However, if oversimplified or overcomplicated, or not focused enough on power and the political action necessary for change, associated initiatives can perpetuate or exacerbate existing crises. This article aims to help practitioners deliberately catalyze and steer transformation processes. It provides a theoretically and practically grounded definition of ‘transformative conservation’, along with six strategic, interlocking recommendations. These cover systems pedagogy, political mobilization, inner transformation, as well as planning, action, and continual adjustment. Technical summary Calls for ‘transformative change’ point to the fundamental reorganization necessary for global conservation initiatives to stem ecological catastrophe. However, the concept risks being oversimplified or overcomplicated, and focusing too little on power and the political action necessary for change. Accordingly, its intersection with contemporary biodiversity and climate change mitigation initiatives needs explicit deliberation and clarification. This article advances the praxis of ‘transformative conservation’ as both (1) a desired process that rethinks the relationships between individuals, society, and nature, and restructures systems accordingly, and (2) a desired outcome that conserves biodiversity while justly transitioning to net zero emission economies and securing the sustainable and regenerative use of natural resources. It first reviews criticisms of area-based conservation targets, natural climate solutions, and nature-based solutions that are framed as transformative, including issues of ecological integrity, livelihoods, gender, equity, growth, power, participation, knowledge, and governance. It then substantiates six strategic recommendations designed to help practitioners deliberately steer transformation processes. These include taking a systems approach; partnering with political movements to achieve equitable and just transformation; linking societal with personal (‘inner’) transformation; updating how we plan; facilitating shifts from diagnosis and planning to action; and improving our ability to adjust to transformation as it occurs. Social media summary Curious about stemming the global biodiversity and climate crises? Browse this article on transformative conservation!
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Global Sustainability
Global Sustainability Environmental Science-Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law
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