Integrated landscape approaches to building resilience and multifunctionality in the Kailash Sacred Landscape, China

Shi, Peili; Duan, Cheng; Wang, Li; Wu, Ning; Kotru, Rajan; Gurung, Janita

doi:10.1007/s11629-020-6500-x

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“…The synergistic relationship between trees, crops, and livestock in agroforestry systems contributes to enhanced resilience, carbon sequestration, soil fertility, and water conservation [8]. These multifunctional landscapes have been recognized for their ability to provide a more robust and diversified livelihood for farmers, reducing vulnerability to climate-induced shocks [9]. While the benefits of agroforestry are evident, the adoption of such practices by farmers is influenced by a complex interplay of factors.…”

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Agroforestry as a Climate-Smart Strategy: Examining the Factors Affecting Farmers’ Adoption

Ali,

Pal,

Bari

et al. 2024

The 2nd International Online Conference on Agriculture

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Agroforestry as a Climate-Smart Strategy: Examining the Factors Affecting Farmers’ Adoption

Ali,

Pal,

Bari

et al. 2024

The 2nd International Online Conference on Agriculture

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“…There is a need for transformative change to stop further biodiversity loss. Integrated landscape approaches provide a multistakeholder perspective to facilitate such transformative change by embedding conservation, the sustainable use of biodiversity, ecosystem services and landscape governance as a prerequisite for wellbeing and development in all sectors of society (Shi et al 2020;Meijer et al 2021;Brockhaus et al 2021;Reed et al 2021;Ros-Tonen et al 2021).…”

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Asia-Pacific roadmap for primary forest conservation

Laumonier¹,

Azzu²,

Adzan³

2022

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The authors particularly want to thank all of the students and research assistants from the CIFOR/FTA spatial data analysis team for their impressive work on searching for, compiling and analyzing all of the data needed to produce all the maps and infographics included in the study: Ridwan Ardiyanto, Rizqi Agung and Syaru Ramdhoni. Thanks to their work, a huge wealth of information is now available to help regional experts and decision makers act for primary forest conservation in Asia and the Pacific.

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Charting progress: a cultural odyssey through eco-heritage transformations

Tater,

Toor,

Chandra

2024

JCHMSD

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PurposeThis paper provides a comprehensive exploration of the historical evolution and contemporary transformations inherent in cultural landscapes, framed within the narrative of a cultural odyssey. The concept of cultural landscapes extends beyond the physical arrangement of landscape elements, encompassing social and cultural customs and economic dynamics in both tangible and intangible aspects of heritage. Instead of being confined to a linear evolutionary model of sacred-historic landscape development, these sites are understood to exist across different historical periods such as ancient, medieval, etc. reflecting their multifaceted nature.Design/methodology/approachThe paper utilizes a thorough and systematic examination of existing literature, covering several disciplines such as cultural studies, anthropology and environmental studies. The methodology prioritizes a holistic approach by including succinct discussion of many locations to improve the analysis. The collection of qualitative data on the cultural importance of eco-heritage involves conducting participant observations and focus group talks to capture a diverse range of perspectives.FindingsThe paper highlights the importance of preserving and interpreting cultural landscapes as living, evolving entities. By recognizing diverse layers of history and cultural significance within these sites, research suggests strategies for integrating sustainable practices in the management of cultural landscapes.Originality/valueThis work makes a substantial contribution to the academic field by examining the intersection where cultural heritage and eco-transformations converge. By embarking on a cultural odyssey, the paper not only charts the progress of societies but also sheds light on the transformative impact of eco-heritage interactions. The novel perspectives offer a new framework for scholars, policymakers and practitioners to analyze and value the complex interrelationships between cultural legacy and ecological changes.

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Integrated landscape approaches to building resilience and multifunctionality in the Kailash Sacred Landscape, China

Cited by 3 publications

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Agroforestry as a Climate-Smart Strategy: Examining the Factors Affecting Farmers’ Adoption

Agroforestry as a Climate-Smart Strategy: Examining the Factors Affecting Farmers’ Adoption

Asia-Pacific roadmap for primary forest conservation

Charting progress: a cultural odyssey through eco-heritage transformations

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