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Advancing approaches for understanding the nature-people link
Academic publication
Advancing approaches for understanding the nature-people link
Siwicka E, Thrush SF (2020). Ecological Complexity, Volume 44,100877.
Highlights
Bayesian Belief Multifunctionality Framework is a new tool that links socio-ecological research;
The framework acknowledges ecosystem complexity and multifunctionality;
Our framework links species and their traits to ecosystem functions and NCPs;
The trait set that supports a high level of metal sequestration also supports a high level of N-release;
The trait set that maximised secondary production contributes to higher sediment stability;
Increasing the density of organisms generally positively affects NCPs.
Keywords
Bayesian Belief Networks;
Ecosystem multifunctionality;
Nature people link;
Ecosystem complexity;
Nature's contributions to people;
BEF-BES relationships
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