认知重构
生态系统服务
碎片(计算)
生态系统
环境资源管理
地理
自然资源经济学
生态学
环境科学
经济
生物
心理学
社会心理学
作者
Matthew G. E. Mitchell,Andrés Felipe Suárez‐Castro,María José Martinez‐Harms,Martine Maron,Clive McAlpine,Kevin J. Gaston,Kasper Johansen,Jonathan R. Rhodes
标识
DOI:10.1016/j.tree.2015.01.011
摘要
•Fragmentation generally has negative effects on ecosystem service supply. •However, fragmentation can have positive or negative effects on service flow. •Understanding these contrasting effects is crucial for ecosystem service management. •We develop a framework and testable hypotheses to advance research in this area. Landscape structure and fragmentation have important effects on ecosystem services, with a common assumption being that fragmentation reduces service provision. This is based on fragmentation's expected effects on ecosystem service supply, but ignores how fragmentation influences the flow of services to people. Here we develop a new conceptual framework that explicitly considers the links between landscape fragmentation, the supply of services, and the flow of services to people. We argue that fragmentation's effects on ecosystem service flow can be positive or negative, and use our framework to construct testable hypotheses about the effects of fragmentation on final ecosystem service provision. Empirical efforts to apply and test this framework are critical to improving landscape management for multiple ecosystem services. Landscape structure and fragmentation have important effects on ecosystem services, with a common assumption being that fragmentation reduces service provision. This is based on fragmentation's expected effects on ecosystem service supply, but ignores how fragmentation influences the flow of services to people. Here we develop a new conceptual framework that explicitly considers the links between landscape fragmentation, the supply of services, and the flow of services to people. We argue that fragmentation's effects on ecosystem service flow can be positive or negative, and use our framework to construct testable hypotheses about the effects of fragmentation on final ecosystem service provision. Empirical efforts to apply and test this framework are critical to improving landscape management for multiple ecosystem services.
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