生态系统服务概念如何被用作促进生态系统协作治理的工具?系统地图协议

IF 4.3 3区 材料科学 Q1 ENGINEERING, ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC ACS Applied Electronic Materials Pub Date : 2022-07-01 DOI:10.1186/s13750-022-00278-8
Jennifer M Holzer, Imogen Hobbs, Julia Baird, Gordon Hickey
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背景:虽然生态系统服务的概念已被学者们广泛采用,并越来越多地用于政策和实践中,但其对决策者的实用性却一直受到批评。本系统图将收集和分析将生态系统服务作为合作工具而非生态系统评估工具的文献,以回答研究问题--如何将生态系统服务概念用作促进生态系统合作治理和管理的工具?我们将使用指定的关键词在 Web of Science Core Collection、Scopus、灰色文献和保护工作者数据库及网站中搜索出版物。搜索策略旨在找到所有与合作和联合活动相关的生态系统服务研究。去除重复内容后,我们将分两个阶段筛选论文--首先审阅标题和摘要,然后审阅全文。这两个阶段都将根据以下纳入标准筛选论文:(1) 研究的背景是环境治理或管理或与之相关;(2) 研究的重点是生态系统服务被用作合作的工具;(3) 研究描述了将生态系统服务概念用作工具或方法所产生的过程;(4) 生态系统服务概念在研究中被大量用于合作或团体过程。我们将排除未将生态系统服务概念作为过程工具或方法的论文,或使用生态系统服务概念直接影响特定决策或政策的论文。我们将对符合条件的研究进行严格评审,以评估其报告质量。然后将对研究进行审查,以确定:(a) 作为论文主要重点或范例的工具或机制类型,(b) 使用生态系统服务概念的理由,(c) 研究中是否对工具或方法进行了经验测试,(d) 研究发现生态系统服务作为工具或方法的有用性,以及 (e) 使用过程中遇到的挑战(如果明确提及)。评审人员将使用标准编码电子表格。将为每篇接受评估的论文提取相关元数据,并用于构建一个开放式在线数据库。最后,将根据符合条件的研究报告对元数据进行叙述性综合。
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How is the ecosystem services concept used as a tool to foster collaborative ecosystem governance? A systematic map protocol.

Background: While the concept of ecosystem services has been widely adopted by scholars and increasingly used in policy and practice, there has been criticism of its usefulness to decision-makers. This systematic map will collect and analyse literature that frames ES as a collaboration tool, rather than as an ecosystem assessment tool, to answer the research question-how is the ecosystem services concept used as a tool to foster collaborative ecosystem governance and management?

Methods: We will search for publications using designated keywords in Web of Science Core Collection, Scopus, grey literature and conservation practitioner databases and websites. The search strategy aims to locate all ecosystem services studies related to collaboration and joint activities. After removing duplicates, we will screen papers in two stages-first by reviewing titles and abstracts and then by reviewing full text. Both stages will screen papers according to the following inclusion criteria: (1) the study is situated in the context of or related to environmental governance or management; (2) the study focuses on ecosystem services being used as a tool for collaboration; (3) the study describes a process resulting from applying the ecosystem services concept as a tool or approach; and (4) the ecosystem services concept is used in the study in a collaboration or group process in a substantial manner. We will exclude papers that do not address the ES concept as a process tool or approach or that use the ecosystem services concept to directly influence specific decisions or policy. Eligible studies will be critically appraised to assess their reporting quality. Studies will then be reviewed to determine: (a) the type of tool or mechanism that is the primary focus or example of the paper, (b) the rationale for using the ES concept, (c) whether a tool or approach was empirically tested in the study, (d) what the study found regarding the usefulness of ES as a tool or approach, and (e) any challenges to their use, if mentioned explicitly. A standard coding spreadsheet will be used by reviewers. Relevant metadata will be extracted for each paper assessed and used to construct an open-access online database. Finally, a narrative synthesis of metadata will be reported based on eligible studies.

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