Riparian rehabilitation planning in an urban–rural gradient: Integrating social needs and ecological conditions
In the present context of global change and search for sustainability, we detected a gap between restoration and society: local communities are usually only considered as threats or disturbances when planning for restoration. To bridge this gap, we propose a landscape design framework for planning r...
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todo:paper_00447447_v_n_p1_GuidaJohnson2023-10-03T14:51:44Z Riparian rehabilitation planning in an urban–rural gradient: Integrating social needs and ecological conditions Guida-Johnson, B. Zuleta, G.A. Argentina GIS Matanza-Riachuelo watershed Priority sites Restoration beneficiaries Spatial multi-criteria analysis In the present context of global change and search for sustainability, we detected a gap between restoration and society: local communities are usually only considered as threats or disturbances when planning for restoration. To bridge this gap, we propose a landscape design framework for planning riparian rehabilitation in an urban–rural gradient. A spatial multi-criteria analysis was used to assess the priority of riversides by considering two rehabilitation objectives simultaneously—socio-environmental and ecological—and two sets of criteria were designed according to these objectives. The assessment made it possible to identify 17 priority sites for riparian rehabilitation that were associated with different conditions along the gradient. The double goal setting enabled a dual consideration of citizens, both as beneficiaries and potential impacts to rehabilitation, and the criteria selected incorporated the multi-dimensional nature of the environment. This approach can potentially be adapted and implemented in any other anthropic–natural interface throughout the world. © 2016 Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences Fil:Zuleta, G.A. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. INPR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00447447_v_n_p1_GuidaJohnson |
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In the present context of global change and search for sustainability, we detected a gap between restoration and society: local communities are usually only considered as threats or disturbances when planning for restoration. To bridge this gap, we propose a landscape design framework for planning riparian rehabilitation in an urban–rural gradient. A spatial multi-criteria analysis was used to assess the priority of riversides by considering two rehabilitation objectives simultaneously—socio-environmental and ecological—and two sets of criteria were designed according to these objectives. The assessment made it possible to identify 17 priority sites for riparian rehabilitation that were associated with different conditions along the gradient. The double goal setting enabled a dual consideration of citizens, both as beneficiaries and potential impacts to rehabilitation, and the criteria selected incorporated the multi-dimensional nature of the environment. This approach can potentially be adapted and implemented in any other anthropic–natural interface throughout the world. © 2016 Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences |
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Riparian rehabilitation planning in an urban–rural gradient: Integrating social needs and ecological conditions |
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Riparian rehabilitation planning in an urban–rural gradient: Integrating social needs and ecological conditions |
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