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Restoring ecosystem health to improve human health and well-being: physicians and restoration ecologists unite in a common cause

Aronson, James C., Blatt, Charles M., Aronson, Thibaud B.·2016·Ecology and Society
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Fig. 1 Ecosystem health (black type) and human health (blue type) expressed as trajectories over time. The fourpointed star symbol represents a perturbation, whereas the upward-pointing arrow represents regeneration. Black symbols represent minor phenomena, which happen and are dealt with within the system. Colored symbols represent both severe disturbances (in red) that affect normal functioning of the system, and the external interventions (in green) that are required to return to a baseline (i.e., healthy) state.
Fig. 1 Ecosystem health (black type) and human health (blue type) expressed as trajectories over time. The fourpointed star symbol represents a perturbation, whereas the upward-pointing arrow represents regeneration. Black symbols represent minor phenomena, which happen and are dealt with within the system. Colored symbols represent both severe disturbances (in red) that affect normal functioning of the system, and the external interventions (in green) that are required to return to a baseline (i.e., healthy) state.CC-BY · From the PDF

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Aronson, J. C., Blatt, C. M., & Aronson, T. B.
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Ecology and Society
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Resilience Alliance, Inc.
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2016
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21
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4
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1708-3087
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10.5751/es-08974-210439
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