Ecological restoration and environmental change: renewing damaged ecosystems
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1. You Can't Not Choose 2. How Did We Get Here? A Brief History of Ecological Restoration 3. Restoration is an Active Choice 4. Climate Change - Is Rapid Pace and Magnitude a Bridge Too Far for Ecological Restoration? 5. Novel Ecosystems - A New Wrinkle for Ecological Restoration 6. Geographic Variation in Attitudes to Ecological Restoration and Why it Matters 7. Renewed Restoration: Building a Middle Path Towards a Restored Earth 8. Building the Restored Future: Making the Renewal Happen. Index
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1. You Can't Not Choose 2. How Did We Get Here? A Brief History of Ecological Restoration 3. Restoration is an Active Choice 4. Climate Change - Is Rapid Pace and Magnitude a Bridge Too Far for Ecological Restoration? 5. Novel Ecosystems - A New Wrinkle for Ecological Restoration 6. Geographic Variation in Attitudes to Ecological Restoration and Why it Matters 7. Renewed Restoration: Building a Middle Path Towards a Restored Earth 8. Building the Restored Future: Making the Renewal Happen. Index
Key concepts: Restoration ecology, Novel ecosystem, Environmental restoration, Ecology, Pace, Ecosystem, Climate change, Environmental resource management