BIOL367 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Nuxalk Nation, Indult, Restoration Ecology

• School: University of Alberta
• Department: Biology (Biological Sciences)
• Course: BIOL367
• Professor: Jason Daniels

Document Summary

Gradient of ecosystem depredation:traditionally conservation saught a free (process) and natural (pattern) environment increasingly ,conservation mustoccur arcroll more ofthe degradation continuum types of non protected concealed areas : military,unprotected forceti, graceland , private , undesirable. Land sharingvs land sparing : indultn"allintensive agriculture supported by reserves (land sparing),less intenlike agro support biodi . jha eta, 2014 ecosystem management ongoing challenges in managing human needs in coffee-growing regions. " in forestry: an approach madefamouse by (pottedowl of the pacific northweit easier to achieve in largeland bases with few users ofa similiar type (foretry has largest industrial footprint in canada) "natural:natural disturbance means there is no single reference state instead target natural or historical range of variation. Naturaldisturbance model: emulate natural disturbance via landscape -level management lie . patch siee) environmental impact assessment and mitigation. Indigenouspeople and co -management : past perall of ecocolonialism ,ongoing challenge in sparely populated areas.