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From contaminated soil to habitat restoration
An ecological risk approach with contributions from Elaine Ingham.
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The publication’s focus
The chapter connects ecological risk assessment with restoring soils contaminated by chemicals. [1]
The central message
The abstract proposes identifying resources at risk, prioritizing data collection and planning habitat monitoring. [1]
Questions for practice
For a restoration plan, it is useful to define what we want to protect and which observations we will track. A record with a clear purpose helps us discuss proposed interventions.
Reading the source
This presentation is based on the chapter’s published abstract. It concerns an assessment and planning framework.
Sources and references
- Linder, G., Henderson, G. & Ingham, E. (2002). Wildlife and the remediation of contaminated soils: Extending the analysis of ecological risks to habitat restoration. Handbook of Ecotoxicology, 2nd ed., pp. 191–214. Original publication and study record