Sentence examples for ecosystem stewardship from inspiring English sources
These models will provide information and guidance to decision-makers in their efforts to secure sustainable and prosperous societal development and resilience-based ecosystem stewardship in Northern Eurasia.
Ecosystem stewardship is a framework for actively shaping trajectories of ecological and social change to foster a more sustainable future for species, ecosystems, and society.
Their understanding of forest management as a mixture of forest maintenance, ecosystem stewardship and economic activity does not match with alleged policy makers' views.
Whether these outcomes are deemed to be natural or novel, we emphasize that the primary outcomes should always aim to achieve the highest standards of biological conservation and ecosystem stewardship.
Rose believes ecosystem stewardship such as a nation protecting its natural resources in MPA's, should be a bargaining chip in all global business transactions, because the healthy functioning of marine ecosystems is that vital.
These efforts to quantify and manage risks in ecosystem stewardship inter alia draw on the extensive experience of risk management in other areas (ISO 2009, Purdy 2010).
His signs at Wave Hill remind us of a vanished indigenous past, but also that the Hudson River is an ecosystem that requires constant stewardship and care.
A major challenge lies in the integration of political and economic principles with those of ecosystem conservation for effective stewardship of resources of coastal margins, especially within EEZs [33].
Should notions of appropriate biological conservation, ecosystem restoration and environmental stewardship depend on whether disturbance factors stem from apparently localised, highly lucrative activities such as mining, or more diffuse changes with no clear 'owner' such as urban expansion or atmospheric pollution?
I start by briefly summarizing the current approaches of risk management and resilience-based stewardship in ecosystem management.
In order to amend the toolbox of adaptive management with regard to an approach for dealing with low-probability, high-impact events, I propose here a unifying framework of anticipatory risk management and resilience-based stewardship in ecosystem management.
