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A fine-scale assessment of the ecosystem service-disservice dichotomy in the context of urban ecosystems affected by alien plant invasions

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Forest Ecosystems 2019年第4期6卷 323-338页

作者： Luke J.Potgieter mirijam gaertner Patrick J.O’Farrell David M.Richardson Centre for Invasion Biology Department of Botany and ZoologyStellenbosch University

Background: Natural resources within and around urban landscapes are under increasing pressure from ongoing urbanisation, and management efforts aimed at ensuring the sustainable provision of ecosystem services(ES) are an important response. Given the limited resources available for assessing urban ES in many cities, practical approaches for integrating ES in decision-making process are needed.Methods: We apply remote sensing techniques(integrating LiDAR data with high-resolution multispectral imagery)and combined these with supplementary spatial data to develop a replicable approach for assessing the role of urban vegetation(including invasive alien plants) in providing ES and ecosystem disservices(EDS). We identify areas denoting potential management trade-offs based on the spatial distribution of ES and EDS using a local-scale case study in the city of Cape Town, South Africa. Situated within a global biodiversity hotspot, Cape Town must contend with widespread invasions of alien plants(especially trees and shrubs) along with complex socio-political challenges. This represents a useful system to examine the challenges in managing ES and EDS in the context of urban plant invasions.Results: Areas of high ES provision(for example carbon sequestration, shade and visual amenity) are characterized by the presence of large trees. However, many of these areas also result in numerous EDS due to invasions of alien trees and shrubs – particularly along rivers, in wetlands and along the urban edge where tall alien trees have established and spread into the natural vegetation(for example increased water consumption, increased fire risk and reduced soil quality). This suggests significant trade-offs regarding the management of species and the ES and EDS they provide.Conclusions: The approach applied here can be used to provide recommendations and to guide city planners and managers to fine-tune management interventions at local scales to maximise the provision of ES.

关键词： Biodiversity Biological invasions Ecosystem disservices Ecosystem services Remote sensing Trade-offs Tree invasions Urban plant invasions

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A multi-scale modelling framework to guide management of plant invasions in a transboundary context

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Forest Ecosystems 2016年第4期3卷 297-310页

作者： Joao Martins David M.Richardson Renato Henriques Elizabete Marchante Hélia Marchante Paulo Alves mirijam gaertner Joao P.Honrado Joana R.Vicente InBIO/CIBIO-Centro de Investigacao em Biodiversidade e Recursos Geneticos Universidade do Porto-Campus Agrario de VairaoRua Padre Armando Quintasn°74485-661 VairaoPortugal Centre for Invasion Biology Department of Botany and ZoologyStellenbosch UniversityMatieland 7602South Africa Institute of Earth Sciences(ICT/University of Minho/CCT) MinhoPortugal Centre for Functional Ecology Department of Life SciencesUniversity of Coimbra3000-456 CoimbraPortugal Departamento de Ambiente Escola Superior Agraria de CoimbraInstituto Politecnico de CoimbraBencanta3045-601 CoimbraPortugal Faculdade de Ciencias da Universidade do Porto Ediffcio FC4(Biologia)Rua do Campo Alegres/n4169-007 PortoPortugal Environmental Resource Management Department Westlake Conservation OfficeOu Kaapse WegTokai7966 City of Cape TownSouth Africa

Background：Attention has recently been drawn to the issue of transboundary invasions,where species introduced and naturalized in one country cross international borders and become problematic in neighbouring countries.Robust modelling frameworks,able to identify the environmental drivers of invasion and forecast the current and future potential distribution of invasive species,are needed to study and manage invasions.Limitations due to the lack of species distribution and environmental data,or assumptions of modelling tools,often constrain the reliability of model predictions.Methods：We present a multiscale spatial modelling framework for transboundary invasions,incorporating robust modelling frameworks（Multimodel Inference and Ensemble Modelling） to overcome some of the limitations.The framework is illustrated using Hakea sericea Schrad.（Proteaceae）,a shrub or small tree native to Australia and invasive in several regions of the world,including the Iberian Peninsula.Two study scales were considered：regional scale（western Iberia,including mainland Portugal and Galicia） and local scale（northwest Portugal）.At the regional scale,the relative importance of environmental predictors sets was evaluated and ranked to determine the main general drivers for the species distribution,while the importance of each environmental predictor was assessed at the local scale.The potential distribution of H.sericea was spatially projected for both scale areas.Results：Model projections for western Iberia suggest that a large area is environmentally suitable in both Portugal and Spain.Climate and landscape composition sets were the most important determinants of this regional distribution of the species.Conversely,a geological predictor（schist lithology） was more important in explaining its local-scale distribution.Conclusions：After being introduced to Portugal,H.sericea has become a transboundary invader by expanding in parts of Galicia（Spain）.The fact that a larger area is predicted as environmentally suitable in Spain raises concern

关键词： Drivers of invasion Hakea sericea Multimodel inference Transboundary invasion management Species distribution models

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