Conceptualizing social-ecological drivers of change in urban forest patches

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作者：

Lea R. Johnson

Michelle L. Johnson

Myla F. J. Aronson

Lindsay K. Campbell

Megan E. Carr

Mysha Clarke

Vincent D’Amico

Lindsay Darling

Tedward Erker

Robert T. Fahey

Kristen L. King

Katherine Lautar

Dexter H. Locke

Anita T. Morzillo

Stephanie Pincetl

Luke Rhodes

John Paul Schmit

Lydia Scott

Nancy F. Sonti

机构：

[1] Land Stewardship and Ecology Program,Longwood Gardens, Division of Research and Conservation

[2] University of Maryland,College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, Department of Plant Science and Landscape Architecture

[3] USDA Forest Service,Department of Ecology, Evolution and Natural Resources

[4] Northern Research Station,School of Forest Resources and Conservation

[5] NYC Urban Field Station,Department of Forest and Wildlife Ecology

[6] Rutgers,Department of Natural Resources and the Environment, Center for Environmental Sciences and Engineering

[7] The State University of New Jersey,undefined

[8] University of Florida,undefined

[9] USDA Forest Service,undefined

[10] Northern Research Station,undefined

[11] Philadelphia Field Station,undefined

[12] The Morton Arboretum,undefined

[13] Chicago Region Trees Initiative,undefined

[14] University of Wisconsin,undefined

[15] Madison,undefined

[16] University of Connecticut,undefined

[17] NYC Department of Parks and Recreation,undefined

[18] Natural Resources Group,undefined

[19] Baltimore Green Space,undefined

[20] USDA Forest Service,undefined

[21] Northern Research Station,undefined

[22] Baltimore Field Station,undefined

[23] National Socio-Environmental Synthesis Center,undefined

[24] UCLA Institute of the Environment and Sustainability,undefined

[25] Fairmount Park Conservancy,undefined

[26] US National Park Service,undefined

[27] National Capital Region Inventory & Monitoring Network,undefined

[28] Office of Natural Resources and Science,undefined

来源：

Urban Ecosystems | 2021年 / 24卷

关键词：

Urban woodland; Social-ecological system; Drivers of change; Urban landscape; Interdisciplinary research; Conceptual model;

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摘要：

We introduce a conceptual model of the urban forest patch as a complex social-ecological system, incorporating cross-scale interactions. We developed this model through an interdisciplinary process engaging social and ecological scientists and urban land management decision makers, with a focus on temperate forest social-ecological systems. In this paper, we place the production and management of urban forest patches in historical perspective, present a conceptual model of urban forest patches within a broader regional context, and identify a series of research questions to highlight future directions for research on urban forest patches. This conceptual model identifies how spatial and temporal social-ecological drivers interact with patch-level conditions at multiple scales. Our integrative approach can provide insights into the role of social-ecological drivers in shaping forest health, biodiversity, and benefits forest patches provide to people in urban and urbanizing regions, with direct implications for decision-making to improve management outcomes.

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页码：633 / 648

页数：15

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