Economic implications of climate change induced tree species distribution shifts on the provisioning of forest ecosystem goods and services in Central America

气候变化引起的树种分布变化对中美洲森林生态系统产品和服务供应的经济影响

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Tropical forests represent hot spots for biodiversity and deliver ecosystem services essential for human wellbeing. While recent climate change impact studies on forest ecosystems and species distributions mostly focus on the temperate zones, there is increasing evidence that tropical forest ecosystems are particularly sensitive to climate change. Even more, a related shift of tree species distributions is expected to result in changes in the provision of ecosystem goods and services and the economic value of the forests for the societies depending upon them. This outlook is of special relevance for the forest rich countries of Central America, which rely on forests as a multi-use resource e.g. to sustain rural livelihood, sequester carbon, provide habitat, deliver forest goods and attract eco-tourists. Up to date, the majority of Central America’s forests that are managed as plantations are optimized for economic performance rather than promoting climate change resistant species. Protected forest areas on the other hand largely rely on a passive management strategy. In the face of climate change, however, more active adaptive management strategies may be needed to ensure the persistence of these forests and their provision of ecosystem services.This study therefore aims at a comprehensive ecological-economic analysis covering the following aspects:- Investigation of climate change impacts on species distributions- Modeling changes in forest ecosystem services and their associated economic value and- Evaluation of business-as-usual versus alternative adaptation strategies for Central American forests.The findings are expected to (1) yield important insights into the interlinkage of species distributions and economic impacts, (2) identify regions facing major ecological-economic changes and (3) provide incentives for a sustainable management of Central American forests to climate change from an economic viewpoint.
热带森林是生物多样性的热点,提供对人类福祉至关重要的生态系统服务。虽然最近关于森林生态系统和物种分布的气候变化影响研究主要集中在温带,但越来越多的证据表明,热带森林生态系统对气候变化特别敏感。更重要的是,树种分布的相关变化预计将导致生态系统产品和服务的提供以及森林对依赖它们的社会的经济价值的变化。这一前景对中美洲森林资源丰富的国家特别重要,这些国家依赖森林作为一种多用途资源,例如维持农村生计、固碳、提供栖息地、提供森林产品和吸引生态游客。到目前为止,中美洲大部分作为人工林管理的森林都是为了优化经济效益,而不是促进抗气候变化的物种。另一方面,森林保护区在很大程度上依赖于被动管理策略。然而,面对气候变化,可能需要更积极的适应性管理战略,以确保这些森林的持久性及其提供的生态系统服务。因此,本研究旨在进行全面的生态经济分析,包括以下方面:-气候变化对物种分布影响的调查-森林生态系统服务及其相关经济价值的变化建模以及-评估中美洲森林的常规业务与替代适应战略。这些发现有望(1)对物种分布和经济影响之间的相互联系提供重要见解;(2)确定面临重大生态经济变化的地区;(3)从经济角度为中美洲森林的可持续管理提供激励,以应对气候变化。

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