The difficulty of integrating land trusts in land use planning

Gerber, Jean-David

doi:10.1016/j.landurbplan.2011.11.002

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“…The first one is direct, and it consists of various forms of activities including conservation and development. The second one is indirect, and it relies on the legal instruments of public policy to influence the behavior of landowners [50]. …”

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Application of Scenario Analysis and Multiagent Technique in Land‐Use Planning: A Case Study on Sanjiang Wetlands

Shi-jun²,

Kong³

et al. 2013

The Scientific World Journal

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Land-use planning has triggered debates on social and environmental values, in which two key questions will be faced: one is how to see different planning simulation results instantaneously and apply the results back to interactively assist planning work; the other is how to ensure that the planning simulation result is scientific and accurate. To answer these questions, the objective of this paper is to analyze whether and how a bridge can be built between qualitative and quantitative approaches for land-use planning work and to find out a way to overcome the gap that exists between the ability to construct computer simulation models to aid integrated land-use plan making and the demand for them by planning professionals. The study presented a theoretical framework of land-use planning based on scenario analysis (SA) method and multiagent system (MAS) simulation integration and selected freshwater wetlands in the Sanjiang Plain of China as a case study area. Study results showed that MAS simulation technique emphasizing quantitative process effectively compensated for the SA method emphasizing qualitative process, which realized the organic combination of qualitative and quantitative land-use planning work, and then provided a new idea and method for the land-use planning and sustainable managements of land resources.

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Section: Case Implementation and Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Application of Scenario Analysis and Multiagent Technique in Land‐Use Planning: A Case Study on Sanjiang Wetlands

Shi-jun²,

Kong³

et al. 2013

The Scientific World Journal

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“…Second, and this is especially important for forest owners valuing recreational and other forest services, the forest owners could mostly continue to use the forest as a recreational space as they did before -given the Swiss regulation allowing everyone access to the forest. Third, in Switzerland, the great Gerber (2012). The numbers refer to the following strategies: (1) PP with no impact on PR, (2) PP impacting PR, (3) redefinition of PR and (4) modification of the distribution of PR.…”

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A gift programme for sustainable forest management? A Swiss perspective on public policies and property rights

2020

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Abstract. For multifunctional forests that seek to fulfil societal, environmental and economic demands, active forest management is key. However, like in many other western European countries, Switzerland's small-scale private forest owners increasingly do not manage their forests. By applying and adapting the Institutional Resource Regime (IRR), a framework for environmental policy analysis that considers use rights both from public policies and property rights, we analyse the situation in Switzerland. Subsequently, we propose a Swiss forest gift programme – based on the Canadian Ecological Gifts Program (EGP) – consisting of different policy instruments that would ultimately lead to a transfer of property rights from the current to new owners. In sum, we argue that our proposal would lead to more “coherence”, with regard to the IRR's sustainability dimension, and consequently to clearer responsibilities for the sustainable management of forests in Switzerland.

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“…La conservation à l'échelle du paysage : un succès partagé Si l'acquisition de connaissances pour encadrer ses actions de conservation est une force de Corridor appalachien, son originalité réside dans la mise en oeuvre de sa stratégie de conservation (Gerber, 2012). Dès le départ, l'organisme a sollicité la participation des groupes de conservation locaux déjà actifs sur le territoire dont notamment, les fiducies foncières de la vallée Ruiter, du mont Pinacle, du marais (Gratton et collab., 2007).…”

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Corridor appalachien : 10 ans de conservation

Gratton¹

2012

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Corridor appalachien célèbre son 10e anniversaire. Depuis sa création, l’organisme poursuit la mise en oeuvre de sa stratégie de conservation, basée sur la protection d’un réseau écologique composé de noyaux de conservation et de corridors de dispersion. À ce jour, près de 100 km2 de milieux naturels ont été protégés sur le territoire d’action de l’organisme. De ces 100 km2, plus des trois quarts ont été protégés par son partenaire principal, Conservation de la nature Canada, incluant les propriétés constituant la réserve naturelle des Montagnes-Vertes ; des groupes locaux de conservation, partenaires affiliés de Corridor appalachien, assurent la protection des autres territoires. Cette stratégie de conservation a aussi pour objectif de procurer aux collectivités locales les moyens de maintenir un cadre de vie qui respecte l’écologie et la biodiversité de la région. Au cours de la prochaine décennie, le principal enjeu de Corridor appalachien sera de s’assurer que le réseau écologique dont il vise la protection soit résilient et fonctionnel face aux changements climatiques

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The difficulty of integrating land trusts in land use planning

Cited by 12 publications

References 16 publications

Application of Scenario Analysis and Multiagent Technique in Land‐Use Planning: A Case Study on Sanjiang Wetlands

Application of Scenario Analysis and Multiagent Technique in Land‐Use Planning: A Case Study on Sanjiang Wetlands

A gift programme for sustainable forest management? A Swiss perspective on public policies and property rights

Corridor appalachien : 10 ans de conservation

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