Why Clean Air Matters: Linking Air Pollution to Ecosystem Services. Tamara Blett and Mike Bell NADP-CLAD, 2016 Spring Meeting Madison, WI
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1 Why Clean Air Matters: Linking Air Pollution to Ecosystem Services Tamara Blett and Mike Bell NADP-CLAD, 2016 Spring Meeting Madison, WI
2 We (CLAD) have a problem. Most people don t CARE about critical loads (un-relatable) Need to link pollution- caused change in a biological indicator to a final ecosystem service that is valued by humans CLAD can increase effectiveness via better AQ stories
3 Components of nature, directly enjoyed, consumed, or used to yield human wellbeing Ecosystem Services. Also known as Nature s Benefits
4 Objectives: Support the EPA NOx/SOx secondary standards Communicate Air Quality impacts on Federal Lands Provide Forum for invited experts to reconcile various ES approaches (FEGS, NESCS, MEA) Develop tool for linking ecosystem stressors to people (via ecological production functions)
5 Initiated by CLAD Funded by $15K NSF Grant (via the International Nitrogen Initiative) Implemented by NPS (ARD); EPA; FS-Air 28 Ecologist, Air Quality, and Economist subject matter experts
6 4 categories of indicators for air pollution effects on sensitive natural resources Acidification (eastern US) Eutrophication (western US) Terrestrial Aquatic
7 CLAD and others have Critical Loads for the following Bioindicators: Aquatic biota (macroinvertebrates and fish) Diatoms Lichens Herbaceous plants Invasive grasses Forests (trees)
8 CL Biological Indicators Ecosystem Services Final Ecosystem Goods and Services Classification System Biological Indicators Δ Ecosystems
9 CL Biological Indicators Biological Indicators Ecological Endpoint Final Ecosystem Goods and Services Classification System
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11 AQES Workshop AQES Workshop Report AQES Proposed Session at ES Conference Journal Articles (Ecosphere Special Issue) Mike Bell (NPS): AQES Overview Adaption of STEPS framework by others Claire O Dea (FS) : Aquatic Acidification Charles Rhodes (EPA) Aquatic Eutrophication Irina Irvine (NPS) Terrestrial Acidification Chris Clark (EPA) Terrestrial Eutrophication TNC Forest Health Workshop UK Metals Paper
12 Stressor Ecological Production Function Final Ecosystem Goods and Services CS
13 Can be used for any stressor that impacts environmental conditions (e.g.; Acid deposition) The stressor causes a change in environmental conditions that impacts ecosystem function. Identifies the biological indicator (first obvious species to change with altered ecosystem.
14 the cascading ecosystem effects due to the change in the biological indicator The EPF can have zero to n steps Final component of EPF is the Ecological Endpoint which is used, appreciated, or valued by humans
15 Counts only direct interactions (uses) between a beneficiary and the ecosystem Identifies human beneficiaries and use, thus linking to human well-being Facilitates direct communication and collaboration between natural and social scientists
16 Counts only direct interactions (uses) between a beneficiary and the ecosystem Identifies human beneficiaries and use, thus linking to human well-being Facilitates direct communication and collaboration between natural and social scientists Final vs Intermediate FEGS It s necessary to identify the final change in the ecosystem that human s use. By linking Beneficiaries to upstream components, you risk counting the effect of that component more than once which limits future valuation.
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19 Beneficiaries CRITICAL LOAD BIOLOGICAL INDICATOR Ecological Production Function Ecological Endpoint / FEGS
20 Change in Biological Indicators Ecological Endpoints Beneficiary Groups EPF Chains Aquatic Acidification Aquatic Eutrophication Terrestrial Acidification Terrestrial Eutrophication
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