Landscapeslähestymistavoissa

Landscapeslähestymistavoista, also known as landscape approach or participatory landscape development, is an ecological planning and management approach that involves the participation of local communities and stakeholders in the development and management of landscapes.

This approach emerged in the 1990s as a response to the need for more effective and sustainable management of natural resources and ecosystems. It is based on the recognition that landscapes are complex systems that cannot be managed by a single person or organization, but require a collaborative effort among different stakeholders.

Landscapeslähestymistavoissa involves a participatory and adaptive process that involves the identification of key stakeholders, the mapping of landscape values and benefits, and the development of a shared vision and plan for management and development. The approach emphasizes the importance of preserving ecosystem services, biodiversity, and cultural heritage, while also meeting the needs of local communities and the broader society.

The key principles of landscapeslähestymistavoista include the recognition of the inherent value of all ecosystems and the importance of preserving ecological integrity, the need for a multifaceted and interdisciplinary approach that incorporates social, economic, and environmental perspectives, and the importance of participation and inclusive decision-making processes.

Landscapeslähestymistavoista has been applied in various contexts around the world, including watershed management, fisheries management, and conservation of biodiversity. It has been recognized as a best practice in sustainable development and environmental management, and is being promoted by international organizations such as the United Nations and the World Bank.