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Reflections on Ecosystem Services: A Step Forward in the Protection of Nature?

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Author
Bruno, Giorilyn
Accessioned
2016-02-17T20:38:50Z
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2016-02-17T20:38:50Z
Issued
2016-02-17
Subject
theoretical concepts of ecosystem services
conservation and sustainable use of biological diversity
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Abstract
The theoretical concepts of ecosystem services were introduced in natural resource management to engage with the dominant political and economic perspectives and attempt to promote conservation in a pragmatic way. However, due to the challenges in their implementation and their reliance on utilitarian rationales, scholars debate whether this approach is appropriate to achieve long-term sustainability goals. This article provides background and discusses the general theoretical concepts of ecosystem services, discusses the practical challenges of implementing ecosystem services and developing this concept as a framework for resources management, discusses the moral implications and the problematic consequences of treating nature as a commodity, summarizes the results, and provides the conclusion.
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(2016) 118 Resources 1-6
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Canadian Institute of Resources Law
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Law
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University of Calgary
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http://www.cirl.ca
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Canadian Institute of Resources Law
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http://dx.doi.org/10.11575/PRISM/34437
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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/51107
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