Table 1 Examples of anticipatory forest use behaviours in contexts of terrestrial biodiversity conservation policy introduction, and in policies with the potential to affect forests (e.g. agricultural development and sustainable agricultural production)
From: Evidence of anticipatory forest use behaviours under policy introduction: a systematic map protocol
Sector | Intervention | Study examples | Location | Anticipatory behaviour |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Terrestrial biodiversity conservation | Habitat conversion regulation | Stroup [50] | North Carolina, United States | Timber harvest rotation shortening |
List et al. [32] | Arizona, United States | Pre-emptive forest clearing | ||
Simmons et al. [48] | Queensland, Australia | Pre-emptive forest clearing | ||
Seghezzo et al. [47] | Salta, Northern Argentina | Pre-emptive forest clearing | ||
Terrestrial protected area establishment | Keller [30] Llopis et al. [33] | Northeastern Madagascar | Pre-emptive forest clearing | |
Payment for Ecosystem Services scheme | Fiorini et al. [15] | Rio de Janeiro State, Southern Brazil | Forest regrowth suppression | |
Agricultural development | Land registration program | Middleton [39] | Southern Madagascar | Pre-emptive forest clearing |
Grimsditch and Schoenberger [16] | Cambodia | Pre-emptive forest clearing | ||
Wren-Lewis et al. [56] | Benin | No anticipatory behaviours found | ||
Agrarian reform | Alston et al. [4] Aldrich et al. [2] | Pará, Brazilian Amazon | Pre-emptive forest clearing | |
Sustainable agricultural production | Certification for sustainable production of palm oil | Carlson et al. [9] | Sumatra and Kalimantan, Indonesia | Pre-emptive forest clearing |