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Restoration and "Novel Ecosystems": Priority or Paradox?1

2017-08-01

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The practice of ecological restoration is challenged by accelerating rates and expanding scales of anthropogenic ecosystem change. The concept of “novel ecosystems” has become a focal point of intramural debate, leading restoration practitioners and researchers to reject, defend, revise, and reframe prior premises and goals. In a world of rapid environmental change, restoration can be seen, depending on one's pers...

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Literature Corpus work: 50a7085c-35d7-5ab0-b4d9-8416467df1ef
DOI: 10.3417/2016037

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