Authors
Anne D Guerry, Mary H Ruckelshaus, Katie K Arkema, Joey R Bernhardt, Gregory Guannel, Choong-Ki Kim, Matthew Marsik, Michael Papenfus, Jodie E Toft, Gregory Verutes, Spencer A Wood, Michael Beck, Francis Chan, Kai MA Chan, Guy Gelfenbaum, Barry D Gold, Benjamin S Halpern, William B Labiosa, Sarah E Lester, Phil S Levin, Melanie McField, Malin L Pinsky, Mark Plummer, Stephen Polasky, Peter Ruggiero, David A Sutherland, Heather Tallis, Andrew Day, Jennifer Spencer
Publication date
2012/6/1
Journal
International Journal of Biodiversity Science, Ecosystem Services & Management
Volume
8
Issue
1-2
Pages
107-121
Publisher
Taylor & Francis
Description
People around the world are looking to marine ecosystems to provide additional benefits to society. As they consider expanding current uses and investing in new ones, new management approaches are needed that will sustain the delivery of the diverse benefits that people want and need. An ecosystem services framework provides metrics for assessing the quantity, quality, and value of benefits obtained from different portfolios of uses. Such a framework has been developed for assessments on land, and is now being developed for application to marine ecosystems. Here, we present marine Integrated Valuation of Ecosystem Services and Tradeoffs (InVEST), a new tool to assess (i.e., map, model, and value) multiple services provided by marine ecosystems. It allows one to estimate changes in a suite of services under different management scenarios and to investigate trade-offs among the scenarios, including …
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Scholar articles
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