Ecosystem Services and Working Landscapes

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Ecosystem Services and Working Landscapes Photo: Greening, 2009. Market Mechanisms to Fund Conservation Prepared by Daniel O’Connell, Ph.D., and Adam Livingston with support from

Overview Working landscapes Ecosystem services Types of services Existing markets An ecosystem services agenda for CA land trusts Creating and expanding markets Supporting participation Enhancing mapping capabilities Photo: Huber, 2014 (from Thorne et al., 2014).

Working Landscapes CA Economic Summit definition: “farmland, ranches, forests, wetlands, mines, water bodies and other natural resource lands, both private and public” Photos (clockwise from upper left): Greening, 2009; SRT, 2005; USFWS, 2013; Tuxyso, 2013; USFS, 2004; Michael, 2009.

Ecosystem Services Image: MA, 2005.

Ecosystem Services Provisioning Regulating Cultural Supporting Water provision Agricultural production Regulating Cultural Supporting Photos: DFW, 2010; UC Berkeley, 2016.

Ecosystem Services Provisioning Regulating Cultural Supporting Climate stability Cultural Supporting Image: NASA, 2006.

Ecosystem Services Provisioning Regulating Cultural Supporting Recreation and tourism Supporting Photo: CA State Parks, 2017.

Ecosystem Services Provisioning Regulating Cultural Supporting Biodiversity Photo: Cirrusimmage, 2016.

An Ecosystem Services Agenda for CA Land Trusts Creating and Expanding Markets: Enhanced Infrastructure Financing Districts (EIFDs) for natural water infrastructure Expand existing markets for conservation Farmland and rangeland Habitat Carbon sequestration Photo: Greening, 2010.

An Ecosystem Services Agenda for CA Land Trusts Creating and Expanding Markets: Integrate markets for agricultural practices that provide multiple ecosystem services Image: MA, 2005.

An Ecosystem Services Agenda for CA Land Trusts Supporting Participation: Provide regulatory incentives Design programs to be responsive to participants’ needs Provide technical assistance Photo: NRCS, 2011.

An Ecosystem Services Agenda for CA Land Trusts Enhancing Mapping Capabilities: Support mapping technology integration Image: SACOG, 2016.

Conclusion Photo: Greening, 2012.