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    Linking Ecology and Economy through the 
     Ecosystem Services Approach in the 
          Calumet Region
                 Sabina L. Shaikh, Ph.D.
                 University of Chicago
                 sabina@uchicago.edu
          Linking Ecology and Economics through 
                            Ecosystem Services 
        1.   Relationship of humans to nature: Linking 
             economics and ecology
        2.   How is ecosystem protection an economic 
             investment? Ecosystem Services
        3.   Why and how do we frame ecosystem services as 
             economic values? 
        4.   University of Chicago 2009 Calumet Quarter Case 
             study
        5.   Challenges to economic valuation and markets for 
             ecosystem services
                  Relationship of humans to nature: 
                        Linking economics andecology
     • The economic flow of resources is not a closed‐loop system. It is contained 
        within the natural system.
     • Humans in the circular flowof the economy interact with nature through 
        the extraction of raw materials and the disposal of waste into the 
        environment
     • But humans also use natural systems more broadly, indirectly, and 
        sometimes in ways that are yet to even be defined  
     • So, how does economics deal with ecology?  How does ecology dealwith 
        economics?                    Ecosystem   Ecological Production Function
                                      Structure & 
                                      Function
               Human Actions                           Ecosystem Goods 
               (Private/Public)                        and Services
                                        Values      Economic Valuation Function
     Adapted from Valuing Ecosystem Services, National Academy of Sciences 2005
       How is ecosystem protection an economic 
           investment? Ecosystem Services
  • Ecosystems provides goods and services which have significant 
    economic value (natural capital, green infrastructure)
  • Ecosystem “Goods”: Food, Fish, Forest Products
  • (Some) Ecosystem Services
    – Habitat, Biodiversity
    – Carbon Sequestration
    – Soil Management and Erosion Control
    – Flood Control
    – Groundwater Recharge and Storage
    – Water Purification
    – Waste Decomposition
    – Climate Regulation
    – Pollination Services
  • Further, green spaces have significant economic potential from 
    recreation, tourism, aesthetics
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