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Natural Capital
Theory and Practice of Mapping Ecosystem Services
Edited by Peter Kareiva, Heather Tallis, Taylor H. Ricketts, Gretchen C. Daily, and Stephen Polasky
392 pages
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Over 100 black and white illustrations, and an 8 page colour plate section
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246x189mm
978-0-19-958899-2
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Hardback
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07 April 2011
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- Discusses novel science that focuses on providing standardized valuations of multiple ecosystem services in a framework that reveals tradeoffs among services, as well as opportunities for possible new sources of funding for conservation. This science is connected to open-access online tools for mapping and valuing ecosystem services (InVEST).
- Incorporates policy analysis and provides guidance on policy implementation
- Boxed case studies authored by conservation or political leaders from the field enliven the book and give it broader appeal
- Common chapter templates and rigorous editing provide a coherent and integrated work
In 2005, The Millennium Ecosystem Assessment (MA) provided the first global assessment of the world's ecosystems and ecosystem services. It concluded that recent trends in ecosystem change threatened human wellbeing due to declining ecosystem services. This bleak prophecy has galvanized conservation organizations, ecologists, and economists to work toward rigorous valuations of ecosystem services at a spatial scale and with a resolution that can inform public policy.
The editors have assembled the world's leading scientists in the fields of conservation, policy analysis, and resource economics to provide the
most intensive and best technical analyses of ecosystem services to date. A key idea that guides the science is that the modelling and valuation approaches being developed should use data that are readily available around the world. In addition, the book documents a toolbox of ecosystem service mapping, modeling, and valuation models that both The Nature Conservancy and the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) are beginning to apply around the world as they transform conservation from a biodiversity only to a people and ecosystem services agenda. The book addresses land, freshwater, and marine systems at a variety of spatial scales and includes discussion of how to treat both climate change and cultural values when examining tradeoffs among ecosystem
services.Readership: This graduate level text is suitable for students and professional researchers in the fields of conservation biology, ecology, and ecological/environmental economics. It will also be a valuable reference for conservation practitioners, land managers, and government/NGO consultants and advisers.
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Edited by Peter Kareiva, Chief Scientist and Vice President, The Nature Conservancy and Visiting Professor, Santa Clara University, USA, Heather Tallis, Lead Scientist, The Natural Capital Project, Stanford University, USA, Taylor H. Ricketts, Managing Director, Conservation Science Program, World Wildlife Fund, USA, Gretchen C. Daily, Stanford University, USA, and Stephen Polasky, Fesler-Lampert Professor of Ecological/Environmental Economics, University of Minnesota, USA Contributors:
W.L. (Vic) Adamowicz - University of Alberta, Canada
Edward B. Barbier -
University of Wyoming, USA
Karen Bennett - World Resources Institute, USA
Kenneth Brooks - University of Minnesota USA
Berry Brosi - Stanford University, USA
Lauretta Burke - World Resources Institute, USA
Giorgio Caldarone - Kamehameha Schools, Honolulu, USA
D. Richard Cameron - The Nature Conservancy, USA
Karen Carney - Stratus Consulting, Inc., USA
Stephen R. Carpenter - University of Wisconsin, USA
Kai M. A. Chan - University of British Columbia, Canada
Marc Conte - Stanford University, USA
Emily Cooper - World Resources Institute, USA
Gretchen C. Daily - Stanford University, USA
Brett Day - University of East Anglia, UK
Eric
Dinerstein - World Wildlife Fund, USA
T. Ka'eo Duarte - Kamehameha Schools, Honolulu, USA
Paul R. Ehrlich - Stanford University, USA
Driss Ennaanay - Stanford University, USA
Cinzia Fissore - University of Minnesota, USA
David Freyberg - Stanford University, USA
Nicola Gallai - INRA, UMR406 Abeilles & Environnement, France
Edward Game - The Nature Conservancy, Australia
Renzo Giudice - University of East Anglia, UK
Joshua Goldstein - Colorado State University, USA
Lawrence H. Goulder - Stanford University, USA
Sarah Greenleaf - California State University-Sacramento, USA
Craig Groves - The Nature Conservancy, USA
Anne D. Guerry - Stanford
University, USA
Rajendra Gurung - WWF Nepal Program, Nepal
Neil Hannahs - Kamehameha Schools, Honolulu, USA
Craig Hanson - World Resources Institute, USA
Chris J. Harvey - NOAA Northwest Fisheries Science Center, USA
Lauren Hay - USGS Denver Federal Center, USA
David Harrison - The Nature Conservancy, USA
Norbert Henninger - World Resources Institute, USA
Frances Irwin - World Resources Institute, USA
Ma Jianzhong - The Nature Conservancy, People's Republic of China
Peter M. Kareiva - The Nature Conservancy, USA
Donald Kennedy - Stanford University, USA
Kekuewa Kikiloi - Kamehameha Schools, Honolulu, USA
Christopher Kirkby - Chinese Academy of
Science, China
Jawoo Koo - International Food Policy Research Institute, USA
Carolyn Kousky - Resources for the Future, USA
Claire Kremen - University of California, Berkeley, USA
Florence Landsberg - World Resources Institute, USA
Joshua J. Lawler - University of Washington, USA
David Lobell - Stanford University, USA
Eric Lonsdorf - Lincoln Park Zoo, USA
Andrew R. Marshall - University of York, UK
Emily McKenzie - World Wildlife Fund and The Natural Capital Project, USA
Guillermo Mendoza - National Research Council, USA
Harold Mooney - Stanford University, USA
Claire Montgomery - Oregon State University, USA
PKT Munishi - Sokoine University of
Agriculture (SUA), Tanzania
Robin Naidoo - World Wildlife Fund, USA
Erik Nelson - Stanford University, USA
John Nieber - University of Minnesota, USA
Hermann Oliveira-Rodrigues - Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil
Nasser Olwero - World Wildlife Fund, USA
Jouni Paavola - The University of Leeds, UK
Stefano Pagiola - World Bank
Liba Pejchar - Colorado State University, USA
Andrew J. Plantinga - Oregon State University, USA
Mark L. Plummer - NOAA Northwest Fisheries Science Center, USA
Stephen Polasky - University of Minnesota, USA
Simon G. Potts - University of Reading, UK
Jai Ranganathan - University of California at Santa Barbara,
USA
Janet Ranganathan - World Resources Institute, USA
James Regetz -University of California at Santa Barbara, USA
Taylor H. Ricketts - World Wildlife Fund, USA
Lee D. Ross - Stanford University, USA
Mary H. Ruckelshaus - NOAA Northwest Fisheries Science Center, USA
Susan Ruffo - The Nature Conservancy, USA
Jean-Michel Salles - CNRS, UMR LAMETA, France
James Salzman - Duke University, USA
M. Sanjayan - The Nature Conservancy, USA
Terre Satterfield - University of British Columbia, Canada
Sarah L. Shafer - U.S. Geological Survey, USA
Sabina Shaikh - University of Chicago and RCF Economic Consulting, USA
Manu Sharma - Stanford University, USA
Priya Shyamsundar - South Asian Network for Development and Environmental Economics
Britaldo Silveira Soares-Filho - Chinese Academy of Science, China
Luis Solorzano - Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, USA
Bill Stanley - The Nature Conservancy, USA
Charlotte Stanton - Stanford University, USA
Heather Tallis - Stanford University, USA
Christine Tam - Stanford University, USA
C. Peter Timmer - Stanford University, USA
Kerry Turner - University of East Anglia, UK
R.K. Turner - University of East Anglia, UK
Bernard E. Vaissière - INRA, UMR406 Abeilles & Environnement, France
Nathan Vadeboncoeur - University of British Columbia, Canada
Nicole Virgilio - The
Nature Conservancy, USA
Michael Todd Walter - Cornell University, USA
Sue White - Cranfield University, UK
Eric Wikramanayake - World Wildlife Fund, USA
Neal Williams - Bryn Mawr University, USA
Rachel Winfree - The State University New Brunswick, USA
Stacie Wolny - Stanford University, USA
Stanley Wood - International Food Policy Research Institute, USA
Ulalia Woodside - Kamehameha Schools, Honolulu, USA
Hazel Wong - The Nature Conservancy, USA
Douglas W. Yu - Chinese Academy of Science, China
Wang Yukuan - Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
Jing Zhang - University of Saskatchewan, Canada
Wei Zhang - International Food Policy Research Institute,
USA
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Hal Mooney: Preface
SECTION ONE: A VISION FOR ECOSYSTEM SERVICES IN DECISIONS
1: Gretchen C. Daily, Peter Kareiva, Stephen Polasky, Taylor Ricketts, and Heather Tallis (Boxes by M. Sanjayan and Stephen R. Carpenter): Mainstreaming Natural Capital into Decisions
2: Lawrence H. Goulder and Donald Kennedy (Box by R.K. Turner): Interpreting and Estimating the Value of Ecosystem Services
3: Heather Tallis and Stephen Polasky (Box by Liba Pejchar): Assessing Multiple Ecosystem Services: An Integrated Tool for the Real World
SECTION TWO: MULTI-TIERED MODELS FOR ECOSYSTEM SERVICES
4: Guillermo Mendoza, Driss Ennaanay, Marc Conte, Michael Todd Walter, David Freyberg, Stacie Wolny, Lauren Hay, Sue White, Erik Nelson and Luis Solorzano (Box by Heather Tallis, Wang Yukuan, and Driss Ennaanay): Water Supply as an Ecosystem Service for Hydropower and Irrigation
5: Driss Ennaanay, Marc Conte, Kenneth Brooks, John Nieber, Manu Sharma, Stacie Wolny, and Guillermo Mendoza (Box by David Harrison): Valuing Land Cover Impact on Storm Peak Mitigation
6: Marc Conte, Driss Ennaanay, Guillermo Mendoza, Michael Todd Walter, Stacie Wolny, David Freyberg, Erik Nelson, and Luis Solorzano (Box by Christine Tam): Retention of Nutrients and Sediment by Vegetation
7: Marc Conte, Erik Nelson, Karen Carney, Cinzia Fissore, Nasser Olwero, Andrew Plantinga, Bill Stanley, and Taylor Ricketts (Boxes by Bill Stanley and Nicole Virgilio, and Andrew R. Marshall and PKT Munishi): Terrestrial Carbon Sequestration and Storage
8: Erik Nelson, Claire Montgomery, Marc Conte, and Steve Polasky (Box by Eric Wikramanayake, Rajendra Gurung, and Eric Dinerstein): The Provisioning Value of Timber and Non-Timber Forest Production
9: Erik Nelson, Stan Wood, Jawoo Koo and Stephen Polasky: Provisioning and Regulatory Ecosystem Service Values in Agriculture
10: Eric Lonsdorf, Taylor Ricketts, Claire Kremen, Rachel Winfree, Sarah Greenleaf, and Neal Williams (Boxes by Nicola Gallai, Bernard E. Vaissiere, Simon G. Potts, and Jean-Michel Salles, and Berry Brosi): Crop Pollination
11: Vic Adamowicz, Robin Naidoo, Erik Nelson, Steve Polasky, and Jing Zhang (Box by Christopher Kirkby, Renzo Giudice, Brett Day, Kerry Turner, Bridaldo Silveira Soares-Filho, Hermann Oliveira-Rodrigues, and Douglas W. Yu): Nature-Based Tourism and Recreation
12: Kai Chan, Joshua Goldstein, Terre Satterfield, Neil Hannahs, Kekuewa Kikiloi, Robin Naidoo, Nathan Vadeboncoeur, and Ulalia Woodside (Boxes by Ma Jianzhong and Christine Tam, and Hazel Wong): Cultural Services and Non-use Values
13: Erik Nelson, Dick Cameron, Jim Regetz, Stephen Polasky and Gretchen C. Daily (Box by Jai Ranganathan and Gretchen C. Daily): Terrestrial Biodiversity
SECTION THREE: EXTENSIONS, APPLICATIONS, AND THE NEXT GENERATION OF ECOSYSTEM SERVICE ASSESSMENTS
14: Stephen Polasky, Georgio Caldarone, T. Ka'eo Duarte, Joshua Goldstein, Neil Hannahs, Taylor Ricketts, and Heather Tallis (Box by Neil Hannahs): Putting Ecosystem Service Models to Work: Conservation, Management and Tradeoffs
15: Heather Tallis and Steve Polasky (Box by Craig Groves and Edward Game): How Much Information Do Managers Need? The Sensitivity of Ecosystem Service Decisions to Model Complexity
16: Heather Tallis, Stefano Pagiola, Wei Zhan, Sabina Shaikh, Erik Nelson, Charlotte Stanton and Priya Shyamsundar (Boxes by C. Peter Timmer, and Norbert Henninger and Florence Landsberg): Poverty and the Distribution of Ecosystem Services
17: Anne Guerry, Mark Plummer, Mary Ruckelshaus and Chris Harvey (Boxes by Edward B. Barbier, and Emily Cooper and Lauretta Burke): Ecosystem Service Assessments for Marine Conservation
18: Joshua J. Lawler, Erik Nelson, Marc Conte, Sarah L. Shafer, Driss Ennaanay, and Guillermo Mendoza (Box by David Lobell): Modeling the Impacts of Climate Change on Ecosystem Services
19: Emily McKenzie, Frances Irwin, Janet Ranganathan, Craig Hanson, Carolyn Kousky, Karen Bennett, Susan Ruffo, Marc Conte, James Salzman, and Jouni Paavola (Boxes by Craig Hanson and Paul R. Ehrlich, Lee D. Ross, and Gretchen C. Daily): Incorporating Ecosystem Services in Decisions
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