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Figure 1.4 The services ecosystems provide (green box) can be grouped into three categories: provisioning, regulatory, and cultural. History of Ecological Restoration. Figure 1.5 This print shows Mauritius as it appeared around 1800. French started reforestation programs. Mining.
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Figure 1.4 The services ecosystems provide (green box) can be grouped into three categories: provisioning, regulatory, and cultural
Figure 1.5 This print shows Mauritius as it appeared around 1800. French started reforestation programs
Figure 1.6 A roast yard west of Sudbury, Ontario (circa 1900) denuded forest and release sulfer gases into the air
Figure 1.7 Illustration from the first book on natural garden design, Robinson’s The Wild Garden (1870)
Figure 1.8 A Civilian Conservation Corps crew planting prairie at the University of Wisconsin Arboretum
Figure 1.9 Mana Island, New Zealand, was restored after livestock operations were abandoned. Habitats were restored an burrowing seabirds were reintroduced
Figure 1.10 Direct drivers of human-caused ecological change are influenced by many factors
Figure 1.12 (A) Gordon Meadows, in the Cascade Mountains, Oregon. (B) The result of livestock grazing and fire suppression. (C) Site plans include areas to process the camas harvest by native people
Figure 1.13 Crew members clearing introduced Acacia trees as part of South Africa’s Working for Water Programme
Figure 1.14 Introduced sea lamprey parasitizing lake trout in Lake Superior
Figure 1.15 Residents of the Baghmara community weigh wood products harvested from the community forest they restored and sustainably manage
Figure 1.16 The human population of the Chitwan Valley in Nepal rose dramatically when malaria was eradicated and roads were built
Restoration programs generally focus on three different kinds of outcomes
Figure 1.17 Providing habitat for the light-footed clapper rail, least tern, and a salt marsh plant protected by ESA were the aims of the restoration of Sweetwater Marsh, California
Restoration programs generally focus on three different kinds of outcomes
Nine (7) outcomes of any restoration project according to Society for Ecological Restoration (2004)
