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科学分野:

  • 生態学と保全科学
  • 生物多様性と生態系サービス

背景:

  • 国連は,効果的な生態系保全と持続可能な生態系サービスの必要性を強調して,2020年以降の世界的な生物多様性枠組みを開発しています.
  • 世界的に一貫した生態系分類の現在の制限は,異なる生物群,サービス提供,リスクの暴露により,保全目標と持続可能性の目標の開発を妨げています.
  • 環境変化に対する生態系の反応と管理の信頼性の高い予測は,生物多様性の保全と生態系サービスの持続可能性の促進に不可欠です.

研究 の 目的:

  • 国際自然保護連合 (IUCN) のグローバルエコシステムタイプを導入し,地球上のすべての生態系を分類するための新しい枠組みです.
  • 生態系機能,生物群,リスク,管理戦略を一般化し予測するための概念的に堅牢で,スケーラブルで,空間的に明示的なアプローチを提供する.
  • 生態系政策と管理をグローバルからローカルに転換し,保全と持続可能性の目標を支援する.

主な方法:

  • 生態系分類のための学際的,統一的な理論的枠組みの開発.
  • 生物圏全体に適用可能なスケーラブルで空間的に明示的な型学の作成.
  • 環境変化に対する機能的な対応と管理を分類システムに統合する.

主要な成果:

  • IUCNのグローバルエコシステムタイプは,地球の生態系を包括的に分類しています.
  • このフレームワークは,生態系機能,バイオタ,リスクに関する堅固な一般化と予測を可能にします.
  • 標準化された生態系リスク評価と自然資本会計の基盤を確立します.

結論:

  • IUCNのグローバルエコシステムタイプは,地球規模の生物多様性目標の達成のための重要な情報インフラです.
  • 生態系特有の管理と回復のための知識の移転を支援します.
  • このタイプは,2020年以降の世界的な生物多様性枠組みと"自然と調和した生活"のビジョンの進展を促進します.