Novel tradable instruments in the conservation of coral reefs, based on the coral gardening concept for reef restoration

作者: Baruch Rinkevich

DOI: 10.1016/J.JENVMAN.2015.07.028

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摘要: Nearly all coral reefs bordering nations have experienced net losses in reef biodiversity, goods and services, even without considering the ever-developing global change impacts. In response, this overview wishes to reveal through prospects of active reef-restoration, currently non-marketed or poorly marketed focusing on a single species (Stylophora pistillata). It is implied that integration equity capitals other commodification with reef-restoration practices will improve total services. Two tiers market-related activities are defined, traditional first-tier instruments (valuating costs/gains for extracting tradable services) novel second-tier (new/expanded monetary tools developed as by-products restoration measures). The emerging new suite economic mechanisms based methodologies could be served an incentive ecosystem conservation, enhancing sum values services generated by reefs, where same stocks farmed/transplanted colonies used market instruments. I found measures disclose 12 classes which may partly/wholly finance acts, bringing light capitalizations allow expansion markets products not been considered before. degree second tier buffer coral-reef degradation still unclear would vary different types various scenarios; however, reducing uncertainty associated restoration. expected enhancement those already existing materialized if ecosystems recover into statuses.

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