[PDF] Top 20 What are the impacts of nature conservation interventions on human well-being: a systematic map protocol

... Poverty Conservation Learning Group, Conservation Measures Partnership, the Environmental Evaluators Network, Society of Conservation Biology Social Science Working Group, and the American Evalu- ... See full document

... OR conservation OR “deforestation” OR “energy” OR “biomass” OR “material*” OR “water” OR “mediation” OR “*filtration” OR pollut* OR “sequestration” OR “carbon-emission” OR “nitrogen” OR “storage” OR “accumulation” ... See full document

... and impacts of already present species and their responses to management ...health impacts by changing the physiology or quantity of potential allergens or irritants produced (Figure ...This ... See full document

... This protocol outlines the methodology for a systematic mapping exercise to identify retrospective studies measuring the effects of systematic conservation planning on biodiversity ... See full document

... service impacts associated with offshore energy technologies is still in its ...the impacts of energy technologies at the marine ecosystems and human level in a consistent and transparent way; ... See full document

... The human population and the numbers of associated live- stock are growing and expanding, while natural habitat is declining ...following conservation actions, are also (re) ...of being recognized as ... See full document

... This systematic mapping process will identify and codify studies that investigate the impacts of NBS on ...challenges being faced in different parts of the ...NBS interventions prioritised ... See full document

... material well-being, generated by commercial enterprises ...under conservation arrangements [50]. These hypotheses have shaped conservation and devel- opment practices on the ground giving ... See full document

... recent systematic map of the evidence on biodiversity impacts of active management in forests set aside for conservation or ...the systematic map, using a search string targeted ... See full document

... poor human well-being outcomes, and in some cases both ...both nature and local people ...CIBC interventions may be successful or fail has proven to be ...and human ... See full document

... do well to the society for both current and future generations [4]. Human beings like learning and gaining new knowledge, so education has considerable "investment ... See full document

... the impacts of any of these practices on agricultural or environmental out- comes (see ...the systematic map (but only for practices in cassava fields/plots/pots, and only for effects on the above ... See full document

... SE interventions, and are useful for informing decisions about the wider implemen- tation of ...the impacts of such factors on health outcomes is now a growing field of public-health research[25] which ... See full document

... This means that policy measures intended to combat the economic crisis can result in severe adverse effects regarding the well-being of the population. As Kentikelenis writes: “If the policies adopted had ... See full document

... Methods/design: This is a systematic review for the evaluation of the effectiveness of interventions designed to improve caregivers ’ well-being. Two independent, blinded, reviewers will ... See full document

... the systematic map was limited to the island of Ireland to ensure the number of studies in- cluded in the map was ...this systematic mapping process are detailed in Table ... See full document

... ecology, the development and application of the MSC’s standards, social science, and economics. The stakehold- ers were chosen for their expertise, covering the array of disciplines that tend to focus on the MSC, thus ... See full document

... Occurrence No decline Includes ancient or long-established woodlands (Perrin and Daly, 2010), archaeological and geological features as well as red data and other rare or localised species. Derrycrag Wood (NSNW ... See full document

... substantial impacts at the community level (16, ...expected impacts of crabs invading the continental shelf habitat of Antarctic sea- floor echinoderms and mollusks—species that have evolved in the absence ... See full document

... evaluating impacts) and synthesis gaps (where there are literature documenting impacts but a lack of high quality systematic reviews synthesizing this ... See full document