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Restoration dialogues: improving the governance of ecological restoration

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posted on 2023-05-18, 19:59 authored by Benjamin RichardsonBenjamin Richardson, Edward LefroyEdward Lefroy
Ecological restoration activities should be conceptualized as a form of governance, as this lens best captures the multiactor, collaborative processes by which societies through governments and nonstate entities seek to achieve environmental outcomes. Successful restoration governance depends on addressing a cluster of challenges concerning optimal spatiotemporal scales, biological feasibility, sociocultural acceptability, financial viability, and institutional tractability. Changes to private law, company law, and taxation are some of the governance reforms available to tackle these challenges.

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Publication title

Restoration Ecology

Volume

24

Issue

5

Pagination

668-673

ISSN

1526-100X

Department/School

Faculty of Law

Publisher

Society for Ecological Restoration

Place of publication

Washington

Rights statement

Copyright 2016 Society for Ecological Restoration

Repository Status

  • Restricted

Socio-economic Objectives

Other environmental management not elsewhere classified

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