Acta Limnologica Brasiliensia
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Acta Limnologica Brasiliensia
Review Article

Overview of studies on ecosystem services in riparian zones: a systematic review

Panorama dos estudos sobre serviços ecossistêmicos em zonas ripárias: uma revisão sistemática

Rachel Bardy Prado; Gustavo Menezes Silva Damasceno; Fabiana de Gois Aquino

http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/S2179-975X1822 Acta Limnol. Bras. (Online), vol.34, e19, 2022
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Abstract

Abstract:: Aim: Riparian zones are highly complex ecosystems, located on the banks of water bodies, with a fundamental role in maintaining biodiversity and ecosystem services (ES). This study aimed to systematize the knowledge about studies on ES in riparian zones, emphasizing methodological aspects and pointing out gaps and opportunities to reinforce their importance.

Methods: The study was carried out based on literature review data over a period of 21 years (2000-2020), using Scopus and Web of Science databases. In the first stage, aspects of bibliometrics were analyzed, as well as the countries that published the most on the subject. In the second stage, the methodological aspects were analyzed (with emphasis on the integrated analysis of multiple ES, which looked at the landscape, adopted multiscale or carried out economic valuation).

Results: From 2000 to 2020, 6,969 publications were obtained from Scopus and 16,498 from Web of Science, applying the search terms riparian buffer or similar and 371 publications were obtained from Scopus and 1,512 from Web of Science applying ecosystem service and riparian zones or similar terms, with the USA being the country that most published about ES in riparian zones. From a total of 219 publications selected, the ES category most studied in riparian zones was Regulation (65%), followed by Support (16%), Provision (8%) and Cultural (2%). Publications that studied three or more ES corresponded to 9% of the analyzed publications. Approximately 10% of publications used methodological approaches with multiple ESs in an integrated way. Less than 10% of publications focused on economic valuation. Gaps and opportunities were identified concerning the relevance and methods for evaluating and valuing ESs in riparian zones.

Conclusions: Few studies used methodological approaches integrating different ES. That calls attention to the need to carry out more studies that analyze ES in riparian zones using an integrated and multiscale approach because that is how the components of the ecosystem interact and provide joint responses that may assist in decision making.

Keywords

integration, landscape, economic valuation, gaps, opportunities

Resumo

Resumo:: Objetivo: As zonas ripárias são ecossistemas de alta complexidade, localizados às margens de corpos hídricos, com papel fundamental na manutenção da biodiversidade e dos serviços ecossistêmicos (SE). Este estudo teve como objetivo sistematizar o conhecimento sobre os SE em zonas ripárias, visando identificar os aspectos metodológicos e apontar lacunas e oportunidades para reforçar a sua importância.

Métodos: O estudo foi realizado com base em dados da revisão da literatura durante um período de 21 anos (2000-2020), usando as bases Scopus e Web of Science. Na primeira etapa foram analisados aspectos da bibliometria, bem como os países que mais publicaram no tema. Na segunda etapa foram analisados os aspectos metodológicos (com ênfase na análise integrada de multiplos SE, que olharam para a paisagem, adotaram multiescalas ou realizaram valoração econômica).

Resultados: De 2000 a 2020, 6.969 publicações foram obtidas da base Scopus e 16.498 da Web of Science, aplicando os termos de busca zonas ripárias ou similares e 371 publicações foram obtidas da base Scopus e 1.512 da Web of Science aplicando os termos serviços ecossistêmicos e zonas riparias ou termos similares, sendo os EUA o país que mais publicou sobre ES em zonas ripárias no período analisado. De um total de 219 publicações, a categoria de SE mais estudada em zonas ripárias foi a de Regulação (65%), seguida de Suporte (16%), Provisão (8%) e Cultural (2%). As publicações que estudaram três ou mais SE corresponderam à 9% das publicações analisadas. Aproximadamente 10% das publicações utilizaram abordagens metodológicas com múltiplos SE de forma integrada. Menos de 10% das publicações focaram em valoração econômica. Lacunas e oportunidades foram identificados em relação à relevância e métodos para avaliação e valoração dos SE em zonas ripárias.

Conclusões: Notou-se que poucos estudos utilizaram abordagens metodológicas integrando diferentes SE, utlizando mutiescalas e fazendo a valoração econômica dos SE, o que chama a atenção para a necessidade de realizar mais estudos que analisem a oferta de ES por zonas ripárias de forma integrada, pois é de forma complexa e em diferentes escalas que os componentes do ecossistema interagem e fornecem respostas conjuntas capazes de auxiliar na tomada de decisões.
 

Palavras-chave

integração, paisagem, valoração econômica, lacunas, oportunidades

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