利用环境管理绘图和评估研究作为生态与城市的关系过程

IF 2.4 Q3 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
B. Maharramli, Michele Romolini
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越来越多的学者、政策制定者和其他人提出,城市环境的治理和管理需要将城市视为社会生态系统,需要广泛的参与者参与。然而,关于环境治理的研究和支持环境治理的工具的开发往往是由负责开展这项工作的人完成的。我们考察了美国洛杉矶大学领导的一项关于城市环境管理的研究。一个大学城市研究中心在洛杉矶县开展了一个环境管理测绘和评估项目(STEW-MAP),该项目利用网络分析和GIS来更好地了解可持续性关系、机会和差距。STEW-MAP旨在既是一项研究跨部门、跨规模、跨司法管辖区和跨地理空间的管理组织的研究,也是一项提供工具以促进合作环境管理的应用程序。我们试图更好地理解STEW-MAP的过程如何利用可持续性,实现与城市更紧密的生态关系。为了评估LA STEW-MAP的过程,我们通过检查知识的共同生产和地点的共同生产,特别是从2017年和2018年与社区合作伙伴举行的研讨会中,对这一管理工具进行了概念分析。这篇文章将表明,可以改进LA STEW-MAP过程,以更好地操作与城市的关系生态学方法。这项研究通过关注LA STEW-MAP的过程如何成为一个关系模型,并通过捕捉和利用多标量相互作用的城市方法推进生态,为城市可持续性治理文献做出了贡献。
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Leveraging environmental stewardship mapping and assessment research as a relational process for ecology with cities
Increasingly, scholars, policy makers, and others have put forth that governance and management of urban environments requires a consideration of cities as social-ecological systems, necessitating involvement from a broad range of actors. Yet the research on environmental governance and development of tools to support it is often completed for rather than with those responsible for carrying out the work. We examined a university-led research effort on urban environmental stewardship in Los Angeles (LA), USA. A university urban research center conducted an environmental Stewardship Mapping and Assessment Project (STEW-MAP) in Los Angeles County, which draws upon network analysis and GIS to better understand sustainability relationships, opportunities, and gaps. STEW-MAP is intended to be both a research study examining stewardship organizations across sectors, scales, jurisdictions and geographic space, as well as an application providing tools to facilitate collaborative environmental stewardship. We sought to contribute to a better understanding of how the process of STEW-MAP can leverage sustainability for a more relational ecology with cities approach. To evaluate the process of the LA STEW-MAP, we conducted our conceptual analysis of this stewardship tool by examining co-production of knowledge and co-production of place, drawing particularly from workshops with community partners that took place in 2017 and 2018. This article will show that the LA STEW-MAP process can be improved to better operationalize a relational ecology with cities approach. This research contributes to the urban sustainability governance literature by focusing on how the process of the LA STEW-MAP can be a relational model and advance an ecology with cities' approach that captures and leverages multi-scalar interactions.
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