Cambio Climático y Biología de la Conservación en Relación con los Entornos Urbanos
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El cambio climático continúa teniendo impactos reconocibles al través del globo, mientras los patrones meteorológicos cambian y los impactos se acumulan e intensifican. En un contexto más amplio, las áreas urbanas sostienen desafíos significados mientras intentan mitigar cambios dinámicos en el nivel local –cambios como los que son causados por la intensificación de eventos climáticos, la interrupción de provisiones críticos y el deterioro de los ecosistemas locales. Una disciplina que podría ayudar enfrentar estos desafíos a las áreas urbanas es la biología de la conservación. A la luz de las actuales predicciones del cambio climático, la biología de la conservación, como disciplina, podría tener que abandonar algunos de sus valores fundamentales a favor de los compromisos que guían la ecología urbana. En términos más generales, este artículo pretende reconciliar los objetivos de restauración y conservación mediante la reconceptualización de lo que es un ecosistema, en el contexto de un mundo amenazado por el cambio climático global.
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