Forest edge as interface between socio-ecological systems

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UMR1201 Dynafor INRA/INP ENSAT/ INP EIPurpan Dynamiques et écologie des paysages agriforestiers dynafor.toulouse.inra.fr Marc Deconchat , Annie Ouin, Audrey Alignier, Anthony Roume, Brice Giffard, Sylvie Ladet, Anne Sourdril

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Présentation pour le colloque Resilience2014

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UMR1201 Dynafor INRA/INP ENSAT/ INP EIPurpanDynamiques et écologie des paysages agriforestiersdynafor.toulouse.inra.fr

Marc Deconchat, Annie Ouin, Audrey Alignier, Anthony Roume, Brice

Giffard, Sylvie Ladet, Anne Sourdril

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Edges are important features of landscapes deserving a better understanding to promote their management for ecosystem services

Social-ecological system framework needs improvements to be able to cope with characteristics of edges

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Ground beetles density (/m²)

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Number of species per trap

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Density of overwintering carabids (m-2)

Edges as overwintering sites for syrphid larvaefeeding on wheat aphids

Sarthou et al. 2005; Arrignon et al. 2007

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Slow disturbance regime(~50 years)

Fast disturbance regime(~ once and more per year)

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How to deal with spatial interfaces between several complex social-ecological dynamic systems?

How to improve the spatial resilience concept?

Roland Gerth/Corbis