Socio-ecological Systems in Paddy-Dominated Landscapes in Asian Monsoon
Saito, Osamu and Ichikawa, Kaoru, "Socio-ecological Systems in Paddy-Dominated Landscapes in Asian Monsoon" in Social-Ecological Restoration in Paddy-Dominated Landscapes ed. Nishikawa, Ushio and Miyashita, Tadashi (Tokyo: Springer Japan, 2014), 17-37.
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Author Saito, Osamu
Ichikawa, KaoruBook Editor Nishikawa, Ushio
Miyashita, TadashiChapter Title Socio-ecological Systems in Paddy-Dominated Landscapes in Asian Monsoon Book Title Social-Ecological Restoration in Paddy-Dominated Landscapes Publication Date 2014-11-24 Place of Publication Tokyo Publisher Springer Japan Start page 17 End page 37 Language eng Abstract Socio-ecological production landscapes such as Japan’s Satoyama have been rapidly declining in many countries because of various factors, including increased rural–urban migration, rapidly aging population, depopulation, land use conversion, and abandonment of traditional agricultural cultivation. In this chapter, current conditions and trends in paddy-dominated landscapes in Asia are reviewed, ways and means of restoring ecosystems and enhancing resilience against various changes are explored, and governance models for efficient, equitable, and sustainable management of ecosystem services across a range of stakeholders are identified. Keyword Satoyama
Monsoon Asia
Socio-ecological production landscapes and seascapes SELPS
Mosaic
Ecosystem service
Resilience
Satoyama initiative
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