Implementing Forest Landscape Restoration under the Bonn Challenge: A Systematic Approach

John A. Stanturf; Michael Kleine; Stephanie Mansourian; John A. Parrotta; Palle Madsen; Promode Kant; Janice Burns; Andreas Bolte

doi:10.1007/s13595-019-0833-z

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Implementing Forest Landscape Restoration under the Bonn Challenge: A Systematic Approach

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Authors:

John A. Stanturf, Michael Kleine, Stephanie Mansourian, John A. Parrotta, Palle Madsen, Promode Kant, Janice Burns, Andreas Bolte

Year:

2019

Type:

Scientific Journal

Station:

Washington Office

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1007/s13595-019-0833-z

Source:

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Abstract

There is no one-size-fits-all way to successfully implement forest landscape restoration (FLR). Complex socio-ecological systems present challenges and opportunities that can best be met with a systematic framework for designing, planning, steering, and monitoring FLR projects to meet diverse needs. Project cycle management is an iterative, adaptive, hierarchical framework with recurring consultations among stakeholders that can enhance the likelihood of FLR success.

Keywords

Bonn Challenge, Ecological integrity, Livelihoods, Governance, Project cycle management

Citation

Stanturf, John; Kleine, Michael; Mansourian, Stephanie; Parrotta, John A.; Madsen, Palle; Kant, Promode; Burns, Janice; Bolte, Andreas. 2019. Implementing Forest Landscape Restoration under the Bonn Challenge: A Systematic Approach. Annals of Forest Science 76:50