Volta

Advancing the Integration of History and Ecology for Conservation

Unknown authors · 2011
hash_id: 07fdac33e7d7d32d127a65d286b4740c13c7729a5657b2b5f5407f44f92d237b · DOI: 10.1111/j.1523-1739.2011.01710.x

The important role of humans in the development of current ecosystems was recognized decades ago; however, the integration of history and ecology in order to inform conservation has been difficult. We identified four issues that hinder historical ecological research and considered possible solutions. First, differences in concepts and methods between the fields of ecology and history are thought to be large. However, most differences stem from miscommunication between ecologists and historians and are less substantial than is usually assumed. Cooperation can be achieved by focusing on the features ecology and history have in common and through understanding and acceptance of differing points of view. Second, historical ecological research is often hampered by differences in spatial and temporal scales between ecology …

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