| Titre : | AMBIO 43(2) - MAR 2014 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 00/00/0000 |
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Article
Marjo Palviainen, Auteur ;
Leena Finér, Auteur ;
Ari Lauren, Auteur ;
Samuli Launiainen, Auteur ;
Sirpa Piirainen, Auteur ;
Tuija Mattsson, Auteur ;
Mike Starr, Auteur
The long-term impacts of current forest management methods on surface water quality in Fennoscandia are largely unexplored. We studied the long-term effects of clear-cutting and site preparation on runoff and the export of total nitrogen (total [...]
Article
Kerstin Hemstrom, Auteur ;
Krushna Mahapatra, Auteur ;
Leif Gustavsson, Auteur
The use of intensive forestry on part of the forested area in Sweden increases the production of forest biomass and enables an increased use of such biomass to mitigate climate change. However, with increasing conflicting interests in forests an[...]
Article
Giacomo Certini, Auteur
In the span of a human generation, fire can, in theory, impact all the land covered by vegetation. Its occurrence has many important direct and indirect effects on soil, some of which are long-lasting or even permanent. As a consequence, fire mu[...]
Article
Samuli Launiainen, Auteur ;
Martyn N. Futter, Auteur ;
David Ellison, Auteur ;
Nicholas Clarke, Auteur ;
Leena Finér, Auteur ;
Lars Hogbom, Auteur ;
Ari Lauren, Auteur ;
Eva Ring, Auteur
The water footprint by the Water Footprint Network (WF) is an ambitious tool for measuring human appropriation and promoting sustainable use of fresh water. Using recent case studies and examples from water-abundant Fennoscandia, we consider whe[...]
Article
Jaroslav Vrba, Auteur ;
Jiri Kopacek, Auteur ;
Jan Fott, Auteur ;
Linda Nedbalova, Auteur
We examined long-term data on water chemistry of Lake Rachelsee (Germany) following the changes in acidic depositions in central Europe since 1980s. Despite gradual chemical recovery of Rachelsee, its biological recovery was delayed. In 1999, la[...]
Article
Genesis T. Yengoh, Auteur ;
Jonas Ardo, Auteur
Although food crop yields per hectare have generally been increasing in Cameroon since 1961, the food price crisis of 2008 and the ensuing social unrest and fatalities raised concerns about the country's ability to meet the food needs of its pop[...]
Article
Genoveva Gonzalez-Mirelis, Auteur ;
Mats Lindegarth, Auteur ;
Mattias Skold, Auteur
When spatial fishing data is fed into systematic conservation planning processes the cost to a fishery could be ensured to be minimal in the zoning of marine protected areas. We used vessel monitoring system (VMS) data to map the distribution of[...]
Article
Claudia Pittiglio, Auteur ;
Andrew K. Skidmore, Auteur ;
Hein A. M. J. van Gils, Auteur ;
Michael K. McCall, Auteur ;
Herbert H. T. Prins, Auteur
Crop-raiding elephants affect local livelihoods, undermining conservation efforts. Yet, crop-raiding patterns are poorly understood, making prediction and protection difficult. We hypothesized that raiding elephants use corridors between daytime[...]
Article
Arun Kanagavel, Auteur ;
Rajeev Raghavan, Auteur ;
Diogo Verissimo, Auteur
Understanding how different audience groups perceive wildlife is crucial for the promotion of biodiversity conservation, especially given the key role of flagship species in conservation campaigns. Although the heterogeneity in preferences reinf[...]
Article
Tero Mustonen, Auteur
This article explores the peat production impacts on Jukajoki river in Finland by implementing discourse analysis. Four discourses are explored: state truth statements; company statements that are in close proximity of state power; discourses pr[...]
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Neil H. Carter, Auteur ;
Shawn J. Riley, Auteur ;
Ashton Shortridge, Auteur ;
Binoj K. Shrestha, Auteur ;
Jianguo Liu, Auteur
In many regions around the world, wildlife impacts on people (e.g., crop raiding, attacks on people) engender negative attitudes toward wildlife. Negative attitudes predict behaviors that undermine wildlife management and conservation efforts (e[...]
