Building Watershed Narratives: An Approach for Broadening the Scope of Success in Urban Stream Restoration
Building Watershed Narratives: An Approach for Broadening the Scope of Success in Urban Stream Restoration
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构建流域叙事：扩大城市河流恢复成功范围的方法
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2014
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Ken P. Yocom
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作者：
Ken P. Yocom
城市河流恢复的成功与否通常是通过生物物理属性来衡量的，或者是通过恢复一个概念上完整的景观部分来衡量的。至于如何在社会、经济和生态参数中定义成功，还有待深入研究。本研究为城市恢复研究提供了一种叙事方法，作为解开当代城市环境的生物物理和社会文化复杂性的计时表。该方法的框架是通过最近在华盛顿州西雅图的一个溪流恢复项目的案例研究提出的。研究结果强调，城市河流恢复过程需要建立在与生物物理条件相互依存的社会文化背景下，并建议衡量项目成功的措施，包括社区、教育和参与目标。
Abstract The success of urban stream restoration is often measured through biophysical attributes, or the progress towards restoration of a notionally intact section of landscape. What remains understudied is how success can be defined across social, economic, as well as ecological parameters. This research offers a narrative approach for urban restoration research that serves as a chronotope for untangling the biophysical and sociocultural complexities of the contemporary urban environment. The framework of this approach is presented through a case study of a recent stream restoration project in Seattle, Washington. The findings highlight the need for urban stream restoration processes to be grounded within a sociocultural context that is interdependent with biophysical conditions, and recommends measures of project success to include community, educational and participatory goals.