Seeking common ground: A pluralistic valuation of rangeland ecosystem services

Rangelands Pub Date : 2024-06-01 DOI:10.1016/j.rala.2024.03.003

Anna Clare Monlezun , Kelly W. Jones , Ryan Rhoades , Stacy J. Lynn

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Abstract

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The concepts of ecosystem services and nature's contributions to people highlight linkages between people and nature, directly addressing relationships and the flow of values.
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Understanding stakeholder values in specific collaborative contexts may aid in solution-focused approaches, minimizing tradeoffs, improved group cohesion, and partnership success, as rangeland managers attempt to match strategies to needs of landscapes and people.
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Using a mixed-methods approach, we explored pluralistic, sociocultural values and perspectives of diverse stakeholders regarding rangeland ecosystem services.
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We noted patterns in how stakeholder groups prioritized certain ecosystem services over others and how this prioritization is a reflection of unique yet overlapping values systems.
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Sustainable rangeland management is about the ecological underpinnings of a place and also about supporting the people and communities who have direct relationships with those landscapes.

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