Pathways to Nature Conservation and Resilience in Hot and Arid Lands : The Case of Qatar
Language: English
Published by Springer, 2026
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Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - Climate change and biodiversity loss are among the most pressing challenges of the Anthropocene, affecting all Earth systems and demanding both global and local responses. Local ecosystems, with their unique characteristics, are often best understood through the lived knowledge of their communities.In the open access book Pathways to Nature Conservation and Resilience in Hot and Arid Lands: The Case of Qatar, an interdisciplinary team offers a comprehensive analysis of Qatar s ecosystems and their future trajectories. The book identifies strengths, challenges, and knowledge gaps, and presents a roadmap for embedding nature conservation into Qatar s national sustainability strategy through a multi-sectoral lens.Combining literature review and original research, the study explores Qatar s natural and human-made habitats, shaped by geological, hydrological, and climatic forces. Climate projections illustrate potential ecosystem changes by century s end. The book also emphasizes the role of education in fostering sustainability and outlines a transition from tourism to ecotourism to engage stakeholders.It highlights gaps in managing Qatar s natural capital and proposes solutions rooted in environmental law, ethics, and economics. As the first comprehensive report on Qatar s ecosystems, it examines the drivers and stakeholders shaping their stewardship and offers actionable recommendations.The roadmap provides clear steps and stakeholder roles for evidence-based policies in climate adaptation, biodiversity conservation, and sustainability. While focused on Qatar, its insights are relevant to arid regions globally, contributing to broader efforts in dryland conservation.…
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- Title
- Pathways to Nature Conservation and Resilience in Hot and Arid Lands : The Case of Qatar
- Author
- Gonzalo Castro de la Mata
- Publisher
- Springer
- Publication year
- 2026
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- Neu
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- English
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- 3032110459
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- 9783032110459
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- 604 grams
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Climate change and biodiversity loss are among the most pressing challenges of the Anthropocene, affecting all Earth systems and demanding both global and local responses. Local ecosystems, with their unique characteristics, are often best understood through the lived knowledge of their communities.
In the open access book Pathways to Nature Conservation and Resilience in Hot and Arid Lands: The Case of Qatar, an interdisciplinary team offers a comprehensive analysis of Qatar’s ecosystems and their future trajectories. The book identifies strengths, challenges, and knowledge gaps, and presents a roadmap for embedding nature conservation into Qatar’s national sustainability strategy through a multi-sectoral lens.
Combining literature review and original research, the study explores Qatar’s natural and human-made habitats, shaped by geological, hydrological, and climatic forces. Climate projections illustrate potential ecosystem changes by century’s end. The book also emphasizes the role of education in fostering sustainability and outlines a transition from tourism to ecotourism to engage stakeholders. It highlights gaps in managing Qatar’s natural capital and proposes solutions rooted in environmental law, ethics, and economics. As the first comprehensive report on Qatar’s ecosystems, it examines the drivers and stakeholders shaping their stewardship and offers actionable recommendations.
The roadmap provides clear steps and stakeholder roles for evidence-based policies in climate adaptation, biodiversity conservation, and sustainability. While focused on Qatar, its insights are relevant to arid regions globally, contributing to broader efforts in dryland conservation.
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About the Author
Dr. Aspassia D. Chatziefthimiou is a researcher and consultant specializing in nature conservation, restoration, and the environmental impacts of development in hot desert climates. She holds a Ph.D. in Ecology and Evolution from Rutgers University and is a Certified Senior Ecologist by the Ecological Society of America. Her work integrates traditional ecological knowledge, ethnography, and tracking into research and education programs that foster citizen science and deepen public engagement with nature. She currently serves as Chief Scientific Officer for Earthna’s Mangrove Restoration Program and consults for the National Museum of Qatar and Virginia Commonwealth University’s (IN)tangible Lab.
Dr. Alex Amato brings over 40 years of experience in sustainability and the built environment across the UK, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East. With a Ph.D. from Oxford Brookes University, he has worked in architecture, academia, and industry, focusing on sustainable manufacturing and construction systems. As Earthna’s Sustainability Research and Policy Advisor, he leads projects on mangrove restoration, ecosystem protection, and circular economy modeling to support evidence-based policy in Qatar.
Dr. Gonzalo Castro de la Mata is a globally recognized ecologist and Executive Director of Earthna. He has held leadership roles at Pluspetrol, the World Bank, WWF, and the Global Environmental Facility, and founded Ecosystem Services LLC and Wetlands for the Americas. He has published over 250 works and authored two books. Gonzalo holds a Ph.D. in Ecology and Population Biology from the University of Pennsylvania, and degrees in Biophysics and Biology from Cayetano Heredia University in Peru.
Dr. Mona Al-Kuwari is Editor and Publication Manager at Earthna, focusing on sustainability policy and research. She earned her Ph.D. in Sustainability Studies from Hamad Bin Khalifa University and holds degrees in Information Systems and Statistics from Qatar University. Her work spans sustainability education, research dissemination, and policy outreach. She has served in strategic roles at Qatar Foundation, including as Senior Data Analytics & Impact Assessment Specialist, contributing to institutional sustainability planning.
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