Engaging People for Large-Scale Forest Restoration: Governance Lessons from the Atlantic Forest of Brazil

Siqueira, Luiz Tenório de Brito; Tedesco, Anazélia M.; Rodrigues, Ricardo Ribeiro; Chaves, Rafael B.; Albuquerque, Natália C. B.; Corrêa, Fábio F.; Santiami, Edson L.; Tambosi, Leandro Reverberi; Guimarães, Tatiana M. G.; Brancalion, Pedro Henrique Santin

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“…Brazil has developed significant advances in restoration science, with an increasing number of publications (Guan et al 2019; Guerra et al 2020), where diverse theoretical and methodological concepts have been applied in local and regional scale restoration projects (Crouzeilles et al 2019; Guerra et al 2020; De Siqueira et al 2021). This has given rise to initiatives such as the organization of the Brazilian Society for Ecological Restoration (SOBRE), and the Brazilian Network for Ecological Restoration (REBRE; Isernhagen et al 2017).…”

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Trends and knowledge gaps on ecological restoration research in the Brazilian Atlantic Forest

Zupo¹,

Freitas²,

Reis³

et al. 2022

Restoration Ecology

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Given the current global environmental crisis, restoring degraded ecosystems stands out among the nature-based solutions to mitigate climate change, reestablish ecosystem services, and maintain biodiversity and human well-being. The high biodiversity of the Atlantic Forest (AF) and its severe degradation turned it into a "restoration hotspot." We performed a bibliometric analysis of the research on restoration of the Brazilian AF to identify thematic trends, potential gaps, as well as networks and benefits of collaboration. We also explored the spatial distribution of degradation, restoration science, and practice within the AF. We analyzed 932 articles on the issue from the Web of Science platform . Publications abruptly increased in the last 15 years, first by Brazilian groups and later in collaboration with foreign groups. International collaboration increased the probability of highly cited articles. Topics addressed have changed greatly in their relative position over time, likely due to scientific advances refuting theories or invalidating failed techniques. Natural regeneration was the main trending topic, while forest succession was the main emerging topic, and ecosystem services appeared as a trending topic. Research and restoration initiatives were both unevenly distributed throughout the AF region, with the southeastern region of Brazil standing out (60% of publications). The percentage of the original AF undergoing restoration is very low in all regions, regardless of scientific publications or AF extent remaining. The knowledge gaps pointed-climate change and functional traits-should drive priorities for research funding, aiming to provide robust evidence to support decision-making processes as well as restoration practices.

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Trends and knowledge gaps on ecological restoration research in the Brazilian Atlantic Forest

Zupo¹,

Freitas²,

Reis³

et al. 2022

Restoration Ecology

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“…In the last decades, many restoration initiatives have been carried out in the highly diverse Atlantic Forest (Rodrigues et al 2009;Shaw et al 2019, de Siqueira et al 2021, a hotspot for biological conservation, with high ratios of plant endemism (Fiaschi & Piraji 2009, de Lima et al 2020b) and loss of species and carbon (Joly et al 2014, de Lima et al 2020a). However, we do not have studies of the representation of functional groups in planted forests of different types of forest in the Brazilian Atlantic Forest.…”

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What is planted in the restoration of the Atlantic Forest: floristic and functional analysis

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The Future of the Brazilian Atlantic Forest

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Rajão

Marques

2021

The Atlantic Forest

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Engaging People for Large-Scale Forest Restoration: Governance Lessons from the Atlantic Forest of Brazil

Cited by 6 publications

References 23 publications

Trends and knowledge gaps on ecological restoration research in the Brazilian Atlantic Forest

Trends and knowledge gaps on ecological restoration research in the Brazilian Atlantic Forest

What is planted in the restoration of the Atlantic Forest: floristic and functional analysis

The Future of the Brazilian Atlantic Forest

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