Landscape multifunctionality: a powerful concept to identify effects of environmental change |
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| Authors: | Janine Bolliger Michèle Bättig Justus Gallati Andreas Kläy Michael Stauffacher Felix Kienast |
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| Institution: | 1.Swiss Federal Research Institute WSL,Birmensdorf,Switzerland;2.Econcept AG,Zürich,Switzerland;3.Institute for Environmental Decisions (IED),Natural and Social Science Interface (NSSI),Zürich,Switzerland;4.Centre for Development and Environment, Institute of Geography,University of Bern,Bern,Switzerland |
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| Abstract: | The interdisciplinary concept of landscape multifunctionality provides a suitable platform to combine or disentangle effects
of multiple environmental stressors acting on the landscape. The concept allows mapping of trade-offs, synergies, and priority
conflicts between individual landscape functions, thus providing easily accessible, hands-on means to communicate findings
of environmental research to decision makers and society. This rapid communication provides an overview of current developments
and potential future research avenues in landscape multifunctionality. |
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