Mountain pine beetles and ecological imaginaries: The social construction of forest insect disturbance
Mountain pine beetles and ecological imaginaries: The social construction of forest insect disturbance
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山松甲虫与生态想象：森林昆虫干扰的社会建构
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10.1007/978-3-319-76956-1_4
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2018
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Flint, C. G.
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Prentice, E. W.;Qin, H.;Flint, C. G.
山地松甲虫（MPB）的爆发在多个尺度上承担归因，从当地采掘业的做法，国家和联邦森林管理全球气候变化。自1996年以来，MPB的爆发已经席卷了科罗拉多中北部近340万英亩的土地。受影响的地区是由一个异质群体的社区，并提供了一个机会，研究如何制度力量模式的自然世界和新兴的环境叙事的经验。这项工作审查了当地社区和区域组织的叙述，沿着访谈和家庭调查数据，以考虑文化上的经验和爆发的框架。追踪环境叙述是了解不同环境脆弱性的一部分，这对于制定包容性和最终可持续的管理制度至关重要。
Mountain pine beetle (MPB) outbreaks bear attributions at multiple scales, from the practices of local extractive industries to state and federal forest management to global climate change. Since 1996, an outbreak of MPB has swept across nearly 3.4 million acres in northcentral Colorado. The area affected is constituted by a heterogeneous group of communities and provides an opportunity to examine how institutional forces pattern experiences of the natural world and emergent environmental narratives. This work examines the narratives of local community and regional organizations, along with interviews and household survey data to consider culturally situated experiences and framings of the outbreak. Tracing environmental narratives is part of understanding different environmental vulnerabilities, which is essential to developing management regimes that are inclusive and ultimately sustainable.