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Integration of sectoral impacts research: cross cutting themes and implications Jane Stout (TCD) Sectoral IMpacts on BIOdiversity and ecoSYStem services Energy crops Road Landscaping Aquaculture Key findings • Different management approaches affect different aspects of biodiversity • Positive relationship between species richness and services across landuse types/systems Sectoral IMpacts on BIOdiversity and ecoSYStem services Cardinale et al. 2012 Nature 486: 59‐67 Sectoral IMpacts on BIOdiversity and ecoSYStem services Energy crops Road Landscaping Aquaculture Biodiversity and society: win‐win solutions? • Lower inputs: cheaper, better for biodiversity • Increase miscanthus yield => more C sequestration • Triploid oysters: decreased risk of spread & quicker growth Sectoral IMpacts on BIOdiversity and ecoSYStem services Energy crops Road Landscaping Implications Aquaculture • Increased biodiversity increases delivery of some ecosystem services • Appropriate management can be achieved if there are clear goals in terms of services • Temporal/spatial issues? • Multiple pressures? Sectoral IMpacts on BIOdiversity and ecoSYStem services For discussion • Which ecosystem services do we want to manage for, what are the priorities, how do we achieve multi‐functional ecosystems? • SIMBIOSYS project focus is biodiversity, but social, economic and policy context will drive management – comment/perspective? • What next, what further research is needed?
