Ecosystem management: a path to sustainable and healthy communities: The case studies of Aysn watershed (Chile) and Marano lag,Used

Ecosystem management: a path to sustainable and healthy communities: The case studies of Aysn watershed (Chile) and Marano lag,Used

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This book addresses the integrated analysis and management of ecologicalsocial systems and argues that the rational integration of local participatory land use planning and regional planning could enhance the sustainable management of resources. This matter was explored in two ecosocial systems: the Aysn river watershed in Southern Chile and the Marano lagoon in North East Italy. Aysn region is threatened by the risk of water pollution due to the development of intensive aquaculture in its fjords. Marano lagoon and its hinterland has been declared a polluted area of national concern since human health is threatened by the concentrations of heavy metals in air, soil and water sediments. The research investigates three key issues pertaining to the ecosystem based approach of environmental management within the framework of postnormal science: the consequences of the lack of strategic and integrated planning, the longterm failure of topdown visions in natural resources management and the usefulness of multicriteria analysis to support participatory decision making.

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