The value of logged tropical forests: A study of ecosystem services in Sabah, Borneo
Date
2022
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Publisher
Elsevier
Abstract
Combatting the global threats to climate and biodiversity require further efforts in conserving earth's key ecosystems such as tropical forests. Today, worldwide conservation strategies have largely focused on protecting old-growth forests. Yet logged forests are more widespread than old-growth forests and harbour huge amounts of biodiversity and carbon stores, providing many ecosystem services and functions. In Borneo, logged forests support the livelihood of half a million indigenous people. Empowering these communities to manage logged forests can result in ecological, social and economic benefits. This study took place in Sabah, Malaysian Borneo, and focused on logged forests.
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Keywords
Malaysia, Degraded Forests, Conservation, Ecosystem Function, Local Valuation
Citation
Lefeuvre, N. B., Keller, N., Plagnat-Cantoreggi, P., Godoong, E., Dray, A., & Philipson, C. D. (2022). The value of logged tropical forests: A study of ecosystem services in Sabah, Borneo. Environmental Science & Policy, 128, 56-67.