CURRICULUM VITAE

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Senior scientist, Missouri Botanical Garden, Center for Conservation and Restoration

Co-founder and president, Ecological Health Network [lien]

Co-curator, Natural History of Ecological Restoration [lien]

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2002 – 2020: Editor in chief, SER - Island Press book series, Science and Practice of Ecological

Restoration; in which 27 books were published.

2005 – [nom]: Co-director, ASSET Research– Africa’s Search for Sound Economic

Trajectories. A platform for capacity building based in South Africa.

[nom] Editorial board member Restoration Ecology.

2015 – [nom]: BioScience Editorial board member for Ecological Restoration, related subjects.

[nom] Editorial board member Environmental Conservation, Co-guest editor, Conservation and Restoration for Healthy Ecosystems and People Theme.

2013-2017. Restoring Natural Capital Alliance, now part of Ecological Health Network.

PREVIOUS [nom] and WORK EXPERIENCE

1992-2016. Cofounder, Restoration Ecology Group, Centre d'Ecologie Fonctionnelle et Evolutive, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, Montpellier, France.

2012-2020. Board member, Society for Ecological Restoration ([lien]).

2008-2010. Instructor, MSc/PhD Program in Biodiversity Conservation & Management in the Tropics. Univ. Menendez Pelayo, Madrid, and Universidad Indo-Andina, Quito, Ecuador.

1985-1986. Interim Director, Desert Run-off Farms Unit, Sde Boqer, Israel, 1980-1987. Plant Introduction Officer, Boyko Institute, Beer Sheva, Israel.

1977-1980. Field work co-coordinator, Flora of Peru project. Missouri Botanical Garden. Iquitos.

1975-1977. Research assistant, Herbarium & Ecological Services, Missouri Botanical Garden.

1974-1975. Orchard and field crop worker, Kibbutz Nahshon, Israel.

1973-1974: Kibbutz Hazorea. Apprenticeship with master nurseryman and fruit and nut tree micro-propagation inventor, the late John Maurice.

UNIVERSITY STUDIES and DIPLOMAS

1971-1973 · Columbia University, New York; Anthropology, Biology

1975-1977 · University of California, Davis; Botany, Palaeobotany, Plant sciences

1978 · B.Sc., Washington University in St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri; Biology

1990 · Ph.D., Hebrew Univ. of Jerusalem, Israel; Plant ecology, Biogeography

2002 · Habilitation de Diriger des Recherches (HDR) Université de Toulouse, France

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LANGUAGES

English, French, Spanish, Hebrew, Portuguese.

RECENT & CURRENT INVOLVEMENT IN TRANSDISCIPLINARY PROGRAMS

Co-leader, Adelaide University, Healthy Ecosystems Healthy People Initiative. Ecological

Health Network. With support from Foundation for Environmental Conservation.

International Scientific Advisory Board, MERCES (Marine Ecosystem Restoration in Changing European Seas), EC-funded project. 2016-2020.

The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity (TEEB), an initiative of the G-8, UNEP, and the European Commission ([lien]) (2009-2013).

DRIVER, Ecological Restoration of fish nurseries in coastal Mediterranean ecosystems. An initiative of Université de Perpignan, and Ecocéan, LLD (2012-2016).

Interdisciplinary Oversight Committee, GEMCADD, Pôle Mer PACA, France (2011 – 2013).

EU Action FA0901: Putting Halophytes to Work - From Genes to Ecosystems (2009-2013).

FIELD EXPERIENCE and ENGAGEMENT SINCE 1977

Ecological restoration and rehabilitation, Botanical exploration, horticulture, applied ecology practice and consulting on land management, conservation management.

PUBLICATIONS

Orcid Id : [téléphone]

Google Scholar citations 40,738, since 2020 – 15, 780 Right after completing his degree at Washington University in biology James went to Peru to spend 20 months collecting plants in the Peruvian

Amazon as part of the Flora of Peru project that the Missouri Botanical Garden had revived with Alwin Gentry as the leader of the project . For 20 months in 19 78 and 1979 , James had the opportunity to be in Peruvian Amazon working for Gentry with Camilo Diaz and other wonderful Peruvian colleagues all based in Iquitos. There he learned Spanish with a Peruvian jungle accent .

He also became aware of the emerging science and practice of agroforestry studies based on millennial practices in many continents of hundreds of Indigenous peoples . He decided that he was more interested in economic botany and perhaps sustainable farming and agroforestry then plant taxonomy and fortuitously was offered a job back in the same applied Research Institute in Israel's Negev desert. His job, from 1979 to 1986 required him to visit most of the hot deserts and semi deserts of the world looking for wild plants to drought and or salinity with known or potential economic value. Those he brought back he grew in an experimental nursery and plots and he managed a seed bank as well. as "Plant introduction officer" - a job title that is now considered not only passe but unacceptable in view of the massive Global plight of invasive plants and invasive animals in almost every ecosystem type around the world. To his defence, he did not smuggle plants or seeds but always cooperated with the phytosanitary authorities in donor countries, and in Israel, and frequently had to leave seeds to be germinated in Quarantine before they were released. After 4 years full time work, he was granted permission By his boss to begin a PH D in plant ecology at the Hebrew University in Israel. There he about the kind of questions that ecologists ask and he continued to be interested in sustainability. Ultimately about the same time he finished his

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PHD he learned of a new field of action and discipline of research that would become known as Restoration

Ecology. This he realized was the field he had always been looking for. He moved to Montpellier France to take a job at the CNRS even though most of his published work until that time had been in applied research.

H-Index 82, since 2020 – 55 i10 index 211, since 2020 – 134.

AUTHORED BOOKS

• Aronson, J. 1989. HALOPH: Salt Tolerant Plants of the World. University of Arizona Press:

Tucson, AZ, USA. (From which was created eHALOPH, an interactive on-line version; See

[lien])

• Blondel, J. & J. Aronson 1999. Biology and Wildlife of the Mediterranean region. Oxford University Press, Oxford, U.K.
• Clewell, A. F. & J. Aronson 2007. Ecological Restoration: Principles, Values, and Structure of an Emerging Profession. Island Press, Washington, DC.
• Clewell, A. F. & J. Aronson. 2010. La Restauration Ecologique: Principes, Valeurs, et Structure d’une Profession Emergente. Actes Sud. Arles, France.
• Blondel, J., J. Aronson, J.-Y. Bodiou & G. Bœuf 2010. The Mediterranean Basin - biological diversity in space and time. Oxford University Press, Oxford, UK.
• Clewell, A. F. & J. Aronson 2013. Ecological Restoration : Principles, Values, and Structure of an Emerging Profession. 2 nd Ed. Island Press, Washington, D.C.
• Le Floc’h, E. & J. Aronson 2013. Les Arbres des Déserts. Enjeux et promesses. Actes Sud, Arles, France .
• L’Enfant, P., A. Gudefin, S. Fonbonne, G. Lecaillon, E. Blin, S.M. Lourie, J. Aronson, P.

Boissery, J.L. Loeuillard, A. Palmaro, G, Herrouin & J. Person 2015. Restauration écologique des petits fonds côtiers de Méditerranée. Le cas des nurseries. Orientations et principes. CREM-IEEM Editions, Perpignan (In French).

• L’Enfant, P., A. Gudefin, J. Aronson, P. Boissery, S. Fonbonne & G. Lecaillon 2016.

Ecological Restoration of Fish Nurseries in Shallow Coastal Areas of the Mediterranean

Basin. Guidelines and Principles. CREM-IEEM Editions. Perpignan, France.

• Aronson, J., Le Floc’h, E, & T.B. Aronson (in prep.) Native Desert Canopies. Alternative Future for Global Drylands. Oxford University Press.

EDITED VOLUMES

• Roy, J., J. Aronson & F. di Castri, Eds. 1995. Time Scales in the Response to Water Stress: The case of the Mediterranean biota. SPB Academic Publishers, Amsterdam.
• Pontanier, R., A. M'Hiri, N. Akrimi, J. Aronson & E. Le Floc'h, Eds. 1995. L'Homme peut-il refaire ce qu'il a défait ? John Libby Eurotext, Paris.
• Van Andel, J. & J. Aronson, Eds. 2006. Restoration Ecology: The New Frontier. Blackwell, Oxford, UK.

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• Aronson, J., S.J. Milton & J. Blignaut, Eds. 2007. Restoring Natural Capital: Science, Business and Practice. Island Press, Washington, DC.
• Aronson, J., J.S. Pereira & J. Pausas, Eds. 2009. Cork Oak Woodlands on the Edge: Ecology, Biogeography, and Restoration of an Ancient Mediterranean Ecosystem. Island Press, Washington, DC.
• Bautista, S., J. Aronson & R. Vallejo, Eds. 2010. Land Restoration to Combat Desertification: Innovative Approaches, Quality Control and Project Evaluation.

Fundación CEAM, Zaragosa, Spain.

• Van Andel, J. & J. Aronson, Eds. 2012. Restoration Ecology: The New Frontier. 2 nd Ed.

Blackwell, Oxford, UK.

GUEST EDITORSHIPS

UEST-EDITORSHIPS

• Arid Soil Research and Rehabilitation, 1999. Vol.13(4). Dryland Restoration and Rehabilitation. Guest editors: J. Aronson, S. Dhillion & E. Le Floc’h.
• Journal of Nature Conservation. 2006. Special issue on Restoration Ecology (10 papers) Vol.

14(2-3). Guest editors: J. Aronson & A. F. Clewell.

• Ecological Restoration. 2010. Special theme: Education and Outreach in Ecological Restoration (12 papers) Vol. 28 (2). Guest editor: J. Aronson.
• Ecology & Society. 2015-2016. Special Feature on Ecological Restoration, Ecosystem Services and Land Use. Guest editors: Anne Tolvanen & J. Aronson.
• Annals of the Missouri Botanical Garden. 2017. Ecological Restoration in a Changing Biosphere. 102:185-265. Guest editors: J. Leighton Reid & J. Aronson.
• Frontiers in Ecology & Evolution. 2023. Research topic “Plant-Soil-Microbe Interactions and Drivers in Ecosystem Development and Ecological Restoration”. Guest editors: Adam T.

Cross and J. Aronson. [lien]

PEER-REVIEWED ARTICLES AND BOOK CHAPTERS

• Aronson, J. & M. Forti 1983. The Development of New Crops for the Negev Desert. Genetika, Suppl. 3: 265-277.
• Pasternak, D., A. Danon & J. Aronson 1985. Developing the Seawater Agriculture Concept. Plant and Soil 89: 337-348.
• Aronson, J. 1985. Economic Halophytes - A Global Review. In: G.E. Wickens, J.R. Goodin & D.V. Field (eds.) Plants for Arid Lands. George Allen & Unwin. London. Pp. 177-188.
• Shmida, A. & J. Aronson 1986. Sudanian Elements in the Flora of Israel. Annals Missouri Botanical Garden 73: 1-28.
• Pasternak, D., J. Aronson, J. Ben-Dov, A. Danon, M. Forti, S. Mendlinger, A. Nerd & D. Sitton 1986. Development of New Arid Zone Crops for the Negev Desert of Israel. Journal of Arid Environments 11: 37-59.
• Aronson, J., H. Lovenstein & Y. Zohar 1987. Arid zone fuelwood plantations as a third world energy source. Water & Irrigation Review 7: 18-21.
• Zohar, Y., H. Lovenstein & J. Aronson 1988. Cultivation of Multipurpose Trees in Rainwater Harvesting Systems in the arid region of Israel. Commonwealth Forestry Review 67: 339-349.
• Aronson, J., D. Pasternak & A. Danon 1988. Introduction and first evaluation of 120 halophytes under seawater irrigation. In: E.E. Whitehead, C.F. Hutchinson, B.N. Timmermann & 4

R.G. Varady (eds.) Arid Lands: Today and Tomorrow. Westview, Boulder, Colorado.

Pp.737-746.

• Yagil, R., C. Van Creveld, T.Oren, A. Rogel & J. Aronson 1988. Responses of Awassi sheep and black goats to grazing in summer. Internat. J. Animal Science 3: 181-189.
• Aronson J., & R. J. Nash 1989. Infrequent cyanogenesis in Acacia caven and general notes on cyanogenic glycoside data in subgenus Acacia. Bulletin International Group for the Study of Mimosoideae 17: 97-110.
• Aronson J. & C. Ovalle 1989. Report on a study of the natural variability, biogeography and potential for genetic improvement of Acacia caven. Bulletin of the International Group for the Study of Mimosoideae 17: 111-121.
• Nerd, A., J. Aronson & Y. Mizrahi. 1990. Introduction and domestication of rare and wild fruit and nut trees for desert areas. In: Janick, J. and J.E. Simon (eds.) Advances in New Crops.

Timber Press, Portland, Oregon. Pp. 355-363.

• Aronson J., J. Kigel, & A. Shmida 1990. Comparative variability in desert and Mediterranean populations of annual plants in Israel. Israel Journal of Botany 39: 413-430.
• Ovalle C., J. Aronson, A. Del Pozo, & J. Avendaño 1990. The Espinal: Agroforestry systems in the Mediterranean-Type climate region of Chile. Agroforestry Systems 10: 213-239.
• Aronson J. 1991. Description and distribution of Acacia macracantha Humb. & Bonpl. ex Willd. (Leguminosae, Mimosoideae) in northern Chile. Gayana, Bot. 48: 81-87.
• Aronson J., G.E. Wickens & E. Birnbaum 1991. An Experimental Technique for Long-Distance Transport of Cuttings under Tropical Conditions. FAO/IBGPR Plant Genetic Resources Newsletter 81/82: 47-48.
• Aronson J. 1991. The [nom] and future roles of salt- tolerant trees and their associated microsymbionts in arid lands. In: R. Choukr-Allah (Ed.) Plant Salinity Research: New Challenges. Institut Agronomique et Vétérinaire Hassan II, Agadir, Morocco. Pp. 363-376.
• Aronson J. 1992. Evolutionary Biology of Acacia caven (Leguminosae, Mimosoideae).

Intraspecific variation in fruits and seeds Annals Missouri Botanical Garden 79:558-569.

• Aronson J., J. Kigel, A. Shmida & J. Klein 1992. Adaptive phenology of desert and Mediterranean populations of annual plants grown with and without water stress. Oecologia 89: 17-28.
• Aronson, J., C. Ovalle & J. Avendaño 1992. Early growth rate and nitrogen fixation potential in 44 multipurpose legumes grown in an acid and a neutral soil in central Chile. Forest Ecology and Management 47: 225-244.
• Aronson, J. & C. Saravia Toledo 1992. Caesalpinia paraguariensis: forage tree for all seasons.

Economic Botany 46: 121-132.

• Aronson J. & A. Shmida 1992. Diversity along a Mediterranean-desert gradient in response to interannual fluctuations in rainfall. Journal of Arid Environments 23: 235-247.
• Aronson J., C. Floret, E. Le Floc'h, C. Ovalle & R. Pontanier 1993a. Restoration and rehabilitation of degraded ecosystems. I. A view from the South. Restoration Ecology 1: 8-17.
• Aronson J, C. Floret, E. Le Floc'h, C. Ovalle & R. Pontanier 1993b. Restoration and rehabilitation of degraded ecosystems. II. Case studies in Chile, Tunisia and Cameroon.

Restoration Ecology 1: 168-187.

• Aronson J., J. Kigel & A. Shmida 1993. Reproductive allocation strategies of desert and Mediterranean populations of annual plants grown with and without water stress. Oecologia 93: 336-342.
• Aronson J., C. Ovalle & J. Avendaño 1993. Ecological & economic rehabilitation of degraded "Espinales" in the subhumid mediterranean-climate region of central Chile. Landscape and Urban Planning 24: 15-21.

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• Ovalle C., J. Aronson, J. Avendaño & H. Alvarez 1993. Tagasaste (Chamaecytisus proliferus subsp. palmensis), un árbol forrajero leguminoso con potencial para sistemas agrosilvopastorales en Chile mediterráneo. Agricultura Técnica (Chile) 53: 264-271.
• Ovalle C., J. Aronson, J. Avendaño, R. Meneses & R. Moreno 1993. Rehabilitation of degraded `Espinales' in subhumid central Chile and its relevance for the arid `norte chico'. Revista Chilena de Historia Natural 66: 291-303.
• Aronson J., C. Ovalle, P. León & L. Aguilera 1994. Phenology of the cold-deciduous Acacia caven in the mediterranean climate zone of Chile. Journal of Arid Environments 27: 55-70.
• Blondel J. & J. Aronson 1995. Biodiversity and ecosystem function in the Mediterranean Basin. Non-human and human determinants. In: Davis, G., D.M. Richardson, Eds, Biodiversity and ecosystem function in mediterrranean-type ecosystems. Springer, Berlin. Pp. 43-119.
• Aronson J., S. Dhillion & E. Le Floc'h 1995. On the need to select an ecosystem of reference, however imperfect: A reply to Pickett & Parker. Restoration Ecology 3: 1-3.
• Ovalle C., J. Aronson, J. Avendaño & A. Del Pozo 1995. Amélioration de l'espinal: système agro-sylvo-pastoral du Chili central. Cahiers Options méditerranéenes 12: 169-171.
• Aronson, J. & E. Le Floc'h 1995. Restoration ecology of salt-affected arid and semi-arid lands.

In R. Choukr-Allah, C. V. Malcolm and A. Hamdy, editors. Halophytes and Biosaline

Agriculture. Marcel Dekker, New York. Pp. 55-71.

• Aronson, J., C. Floret, E. Le Floc'h, C. Ovalle & R. Pontainer 1995. Restauration et réhabilitation des écosystèmes dégradés en zones arides et semi-arides. Le vocabulaire et les concepts. In : R. Pontanier, A. M'Hiri, N. Akrimi, J. Aronson & E. Le Floc'h, editors. L'Homme peut-il refaire ce qu'il a défait? John Libby, Paris. Pp. 11-30.
• Ovalle, C., A. Del Pozo, J. Avendaño, J. Aronson 1995. Restauration et réhabilitation d'agroécosystèmes du secano interior au Chili central. In : R. Pontanier, A. M'Hiri, N. Akrimi, J. Aronson & E. Le Floc'h, editors. L'Homme peut-il refaire ce qu'il a défait? John Libby, Paris. Pp. 211-230.
• Roy, J., J. Aronson & F. di Castri 1995. Water constraints and mediterranean biota response: towards an integrated multi-scale understanding. In: Roy, J., J. Aronson, F. & F. di Castri, editors. Time Scales in the Response to Water Stress: the case of the mediterranean biota. SPB Academic Publishers, Amsterdam. Pp. 1-4.
• Le Floc'h, E. & J. Aronson 1995. L'Ecologie de la restauration. Définition de quelques concepts de base. Natures, Sciences, Sociétés 3, Hors série, 29-35.
• Ovalle, C., L. Longeri, J. Aronson, A. Herrera, J. Avendaño. 1996. N 2 -fixation, nodule efficiency and biomass accumulation after two years in three Chilean legume trees and Tagasaste (Chamaecytisus proliferus subsp. palmensis). Plant Soil 179:131–140.
• Aronson, J. & E. Le Floc'h 1996a. Que faire de tant de notions du paysage? Natures, Sciences, Sociétés 4: 264-266.
• Aronson J. & E. Le Floc'h 1996b. Vital landscape attributes: missing tools for restoration ecology. Restoration Ecology 4: 377-387.
• Aronson J. & E. Le Floc'h 1996c. Hierarchies and landscape history: dialoging with Hobbs and Norton. Restoration Ecology 4: 327-333.
• Ovalle C., J. Avendaño, A. Del Pozo & J. Aronson 1996. Land occupation patterns and vegetation structure in the anthropogenic savannas (espinales) in the subhumid region of central Chile. Forest Ecology & Management 86: 129-139.
• Etienne, M., J. Aronson & E. Le Floc'h 1998. Abandoned lands and land use conflicts in southern France. Piloting ecosystem trajectories and redesigning outmoded landscapes in the 21st century. In: P. W. Rundel, G. Montenegro & F. Jaksic, editors. Landscape degradation

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and biodiversity in mediterranean-type ecosystems. Ecological Studies Series N°. 136.

Springer, Berlin. Pp. 127-140.

• Aronson, J., A. Del Pozo, C. Ovalle, J. Avendaño, A. Lavin & M. Etienne 1998. Land use changes and conflicts in central Chile. In: P. W. Rundel, G. Montenegro & F. Jaksic, editors.

Landscape degradation and biodiversity in mediterranean-type ecosystems. Ecological

Studies Series N°. 136. Springer, Berlin. Pp. 155-168.

• Aronson, J., E. Le Floc'h, J.F. David, S. Dhillion, M. Abrams, J.L. Guillerm & A. Grossmann 1998. Restoration ecology studies at Cazarils (southern France). Landscape & Urban Planning 41: 273-283.
• Garnier, E. & J. Aronson 1998. Nitrogen use efficiency from leaf to stand level: clarifying the concept. In: H. Lambers, H. Poorter, H. & M.M.I. van Vuuren, editors. Inherent variation in plant growth. Physiological mechanisms and ecological consequences. Backhuys Publishers, Leiden. Pp. 515-538.
• Arredondo, S., J. Aronson, C. Ovalle, A. del Pozo & J. Avendaño 1998. Screening multipurpose legume trees in central Chile. Sixth-year results. Forest Ecology and Management 109: 221-230.
• Le Floc'h, E., J. Aronson, S.S. Dhillion, J.L. Guillerm, A. Grossmann & E. Cunge 1998.

Biodiversity and ecosystem trajectories: first results from a new LTER in southern France.

Acta Oecologica 19: 283-293.

• Ovalle C., A. Del Pozo, J. Avendaño & J. Aronson 1998. Caracteristicas fenologicas y productivas de 34 accesiones de hualputra (Medicago polymorpha) colectadas en la zona mediteranea de Chile. Agricultura Técnica (Chile) 57: 261-271.
• Aronson, J., S. Dhillion & E. Le Floc’h 1999. Dryland restoration and rehabilitation. Arid Land Research and Management 13: 315-318.
• Ovalle, C., J. Aronson, A. Del Pozo & J. Avendaño 1999. Restoration and rehabilitation of mixed espinales in central Chile: 10-year report and appraisal. Arid Land Research and Management 13: 369-381.
• Del Pozo, A., E. Garnier & J. Aronson 2000. Contrasted nitrogen utilization in annual C 3 grasses and legume crops: physiological explorations and ecological consequences. Acta Oecologica 21: 79-89.
• Del Pozo, A., J. Aronson, C. Ovalle & J. Avendaño 2000. Ecotypic differentiation in Medicago polymorpha L. along an environmental gradient in central Chile.

Developmental responses to temperature and photoperiod. Annals of Botany 85: 809-814.

• Aronson, J. & E. Le Floc’h 2000. Restoration of Natural Capital: Pros and Problems.

Restoration Ecology 8: 214-216.

• Aronson, J., R.J. Hobbs, E. Le Floc’h & D. Tongway 2000. Is Ecological Restoration a journal for North American readers only? Ecological Restoration 18: 146-147.
• Vallauri, D., J. Aronson & C. Chauvin 2000. A 120 year-old forest restoration program on badlands in the southwestern Alps (France). Journal of Forestry 98: 1-2.
• Gondard, H., J. Aronson, M. Grandjanny, E. Le Floc’h, A. Renaux, F. Romane & Z.

Shater 2000. Plant species richness responses to management practises in chestnut

(Castanea sativa Miller) forests and coppice stands in the Cevennes Mountains (southern

France). Ecologia méditerranea 26:143-154.

• Aronson, J., H. Gondard, M. Grandjanny & F. Romane 2000. Indicators and constraints for autogenic return to original forest vegetation in the Cévennes. In: White P.S., Mučina L. & J. Lepš, editors. Vegetation science in retrospective and perspective. Proc. 41 st IAVS Symposium in Uppsala, [téléphone] (ISBN [téléphone]). Opulus Press, Uppsala. Pp.

51-54.

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• Aronson, J., J. Li, E. Le Floc’h, F. Romane & D. Vallauri 2000. Combining Conservation, Management and Ecological Restoration: a new approach for the Arid and Semiarid Lands of China. In: J. Jianming, editor. The Conservation and Utilization of Biodiversity. CBHT, Beijing. Pp. 279-301.
• Gondard, H., F. Romane, M. Grandjanny, J. Li & J. Aronson 2001. Plant species diversity changes in abandoned chestnut (Castanea sativa Miller) groves in southern France.

Biodiversity and Conservation 10: 189-207.

• Vallauri D., J. Aronson & M. Barbéro 2002. An analysis of forest restoration 120 years after reforestation on badlands in the southwestern Alps. Restoration Ecology 10: 16-26.
• Del Pozo, A., C. Ovalle, J. Aronson & J. Avendaño 2002a. Ecotypic differentiation in Medicago polymorpha L. along an environmental gradient in central Chile. I. Phenology, reproductive patterns and winter vigour. Plant Ecology 159: 119-130.
• Del Pozo, A., C. Ovalle, J. Aronson & J. Avendaño 2002b. Ecotypic differentiation in Medicago polymorpha L. along an environmental gradient in central Chile. II. Winter growth as related to phenology and temperature regime. Plant Ecology 160: 53-59.
• Paredes, M., V. Becerra, C. Rojo, A. Del Pozo & C7 Ovalle & J. Aronson 2002. Ecotypic differentiation in Medicago polymorpha L. along an environmental gradient in central Chile. IV. RAPDs studies show little genetic variation. Euphtyica 123: 431-439.
• Aronson, J., E. Le Floc’h, & C. Ovalle 2002. Semi-arid woodlands and desert fringes. In:

M.R. Perrow and A.J. Davy, editors. Handbook of Ecological Restoration. Vol. 2.

Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, U.K. Pp. 466-485.

• Aronson, J., C. Ovalle, J. Avendaño, L. Longeri & A. Del Pozo 2002. Agroforestry tree selection in central Chile: biological nitrogen fixation and plant growth in six dryland species. Agroforestry Systems 56:155-166.
• Aronson, J., E. Le Floc’h, H. Gondard & F. Romane 2002. Gestion environnementale en région méditerranéenne : références et indicateurs liés à la biodiversité végétale. Revue d’Ecologie (Terre et Vie). Supplément 9: 225-240.
• Aronson, J. 2003. What is effective in restoration ecology and how to measure it. In: G.

Ausenda, editor. On Effectiveness. The Boydell Press, Woodbridge, U.K. Pp. 59-75.

• Gondard, H., F. Romane, J. Aronson & Z. Shater 2003. Impact of soil surface disturbances on functional group diversity after clear-cutting in Aleppo pine (Pinus halepensis) forests in southern France. Forest Ecology & Management 180: 165-174.
• Gondard, H., S. Jauffret, J. Aronson & S. Lavorel 2003. Plant functional types: A promising tool for management and restoration of degraded lands. Applied Vegetation Science 6: 223- 234.
• Winterhalder, K., A. Clewell & J. Aronson 2004. Values and Science in Ecological Restoration - a Response to Davis and Slobodkin. Restoration Ecology 12:4-7.
• Chepstow-Lusty, A., M.R. Frogley, M.B. Bush & J. Aronson 2005. 80,000 yr of vegetation and climate change on the Bolivian Altiplano prior to the Last Glacial Maximum.

Quaternary Research 63:90-98.

• Chepstow-Lusty, A., M.B. Bush, M. R. Frogley, P.A. Baker, S.C. Fritz, & J. Aronson 2005.

Vegetation and climate change on the Bolivian Altiplano between 108,000 and 18,000 years

ago. · Papers · in · the · Earth · and · Atmospheric · Sciences. · 30.

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• Aronson, J., D. Vallauri, T. Jaffré & P.P. Lowry II 2005. Restoring Dry Tropical Forests.

In: S. Mansourian, D. Vallauri & N. Dudley, editors. (in cooperation with WWF

International). Forest Restoration in Landscapes: Beyond Planting Trees. Springer, New

York. Pp. 285–290.

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• Vallauri, D., J. Aronson, N. Dudley & R. Vallejo 2005. Monitoring and evaluating forest restoration success. In: S. Mansourian, D. Vallauri and N. Dudley, editors (in cooperation with WWF International). Forest Restoration in Landscapes: Beyond Planting Trees.

Springer, New York. Pp. 150-159.

• Vallauri, D., J. Aronson J. & N. Dudley 2005. An attempt to develop a framework for restoration planning. In: S. Mansourian, D. Vallauri & N. Dudley, editors (in cooperation with WWF International). 2005. Forest Restoration in Landscapes: Beyond Planting Trees. Springer, New York. Pp. 65-72.
• Dudley, N., J. Morrison, J. Aronson & S. Mansourian 2005. Why do we need to consider restoration in a landscape context? In: S. Mansourian, D. Vallauri and N. Dudley, editors (in cooperation with WWF International). 2005. Forest Restoration in Landscapes:

Beyond Planting Trees. Springer, New York. Pp. 51-58.

• Milton, S.J., J. Aronson & J.N. Blignaut. 2005. Restoring Natural Capital – shared visions for ecology and economy. Quest (South African Academy of Science) 2: 39-41.
• Abourouh M., M. Taleb, M. Makhloufi, M. Boulmane & J. Aronson 2005. Biodiversité et dynamique de la végétation dans la Subéraie de la Maâmora (Maroc): Effet de la durée de clôture. Foret Méditerranea 26: 275-285.
• Romane, F., J. Aronson, H. Gondard, M. Grandjanny, A. Grossmann, E. Le Floc’h, A.

Renaux & Z. Shater. 2005. Dynamique actuelle des châtaigneraies cévenoles et conséquences sur la diversité végétale. Acta Botanica Gallica 152:431-442.

• Hobbs, R.J., S. Arico, J. Aronson, J. S. Baron, P. Bridgewater, V. A. Cramer, P. R.

Epstein, J. J. Ewel, C. A. Klink, A. E. Lugo, D. Norton, D. Ojima, D. M. Richardson, E.

W. Sanderson, F. Valladares, M. Vilà, R. Zamora & M. Zobel 2006. Novel ecosystems:

theoretical and management aspects of the new ecological world order. Global Ecology &

Biogeography 15: 1-7.

• Clewell, A.F. & J. Aronson 2006. Motivations for the Restoration of Ecosystems.

Conservation Biology 20: 420-428.

• Vallejo, R., J. Aronson, J. G. Pausas & J. Cortina 2006. Restoration of Mediterranean Woodlands. In: J. van Andel & J. Aronson, editors. Restoration Ecology: The New Frontier. Blackwell Science, Oxford, U.K. Pp. 193-209.
• Aronson, J. & J. Van Andel 2006. Challenges for Ecological Theory. In J. Van Andel & J.

Aronson, editors. Restoration Ecology: The New Frontier. Blackwell, Oxford, U.K. Pp.

223-233.

• Aronson, J. & R. Vallejo 2006. Challenges for the practice of Ecological Restoration. In:

J. van Andel & J. Aronson, editors. Restoration Ecology: The New Frontier. Blackwell, Oxford, U.K. Pp. 234-2476.

• Aronson, J., S. J. Milton & J. N. Blignaut 2006. Conceiving the Science, Business and Practice of Restoring Natural Capital. Ecological Restoration 22: 22-24.
• Harris, J. A., R.J. Hobbs, E. Higgs & J. Aronson 2006. Ecological restoration and global climate change. Restoration Ecology 14: 170-176.
• Aronson, J., J.N. Blignaut, S.J. Milton & A.F. Clewell. 2006. Natural capital: the limiting factor. Ecological Engineering 28: 1-5.
• Aronson, J., A.F. Clewell, J.N. Blignaut & S.J. Milton 2006. Ecological Restoration: A New Frontier for Conservation and Economics. J. for Nature Conservation 14: 135-139.
• Aronson, J., S.J. Milton, J.N. Blignaut, & A.F. Clewell 2006c. Conservation Science as if People Mattered. Journal of Nature Conservation 14: 260-263.
• Moreira, F., A.I. Queiroz & J. Aronson 2006. Restoration principles applied to cultural landscapes. Journal of Nature Conservation 14: 217-224.

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• Figueroa, E. & J. Aronson 2006. Linkages and Values for Protected Areas: how to make them worth conserving? Journal of Nature Conservation 14: 225-232.
• Aronson, J., S.J. Milton & J.N. Blignaut 2007. Definitions and Rationale. In: J. Aronson, S.J. Milton & J. N. Blignaut, editors. Restoring Natural Capital: Science, Business and Practice. Island Press, Washington, D.C. Pp. 3-8.
• Blignaut, J.N., J. Aronson, N. Desai, P. Woodworth, S. Archer & A. Clewell 2007.

Restoring natural capital: An Ethical Reflection. In: J. Aronson, S.J. Milton & J. N.

Blignaut, editors. Restoring Natural Capital: Science, Business and Practice. Island Press, Washington D.C. Pp. 9-16.

• Milton, S.J., J. Aronson & J.N. Blignaut 2007. Restoring Towards a Better Future. In: J.

Aronson, S.J. Milton & J. N. Blignaut, editors. Restoring Natural Capital: Science, Business and Practice. Island Press, Washington, D.C. Pp. 313-317.

• Marty P., J. Aronson & J. Lepart 2007. Dynamics and Restoration of Abandoned Farmland and Other Old Fields in Southern France. In: V. A. Cramer and R. J. Hobbs, editors. Old Fields: Dynamics and Restoration of Abandoned Farmland. Island Press, Washington, D.C. Pp. 202-224.
• Aronson, J., D. Renison, O. Rangel-Ch., S. Levy-Tacher, S., C. Ovalle, & A. Del Pozo 2007. Restauración del Capital Natural; Sin reservas no hay bienes y servicios.

Ecosistemas 16: 15-24.

• Richardson, D., P. W. Rundel, S.T. Jackson, R.O. Teskey, J. Aronson, A. Bytnerowicz, M.

J. Wingfield & Ş. Procheş 2007. Human Impacts in Pine Forests. Past, [nom], and future.

Annual Review of Ecology & Systematics 38:275-297.

• Blignaut, J., J. Aronson, M. Mander & C. Marais 2008. Investing in natural capital and economic development: South Africa’s Drakensberg Mountains. Ecological Restoration 26:143-150.

100. Blignaut, J.N. and J. Aronson. 2008. Getting serious about maintaining biodiversity.

Conservation Letters 1: 12-17.

101. Blignaut, J., L. Ueckermann & J. Aronson 2009. Agriculture production’s sensitivity to changes in climate in South Africa. South African Journal of Sciences 105: 61-68.

102. Pausas, J.G., Pereira, J.S. & J. Aronson 2009. The Tree. In: J. Aronson, J.S. Pereira & J.

Pausas, eds. Cork Oak Woodlands on the Edge: Ecology, Biogeography, and Restoration of an Ancient Mediterranean Ecosystem. Island Press: Washington, D.C. Pp. 11-21.

103. Bugalho, M., T. Plieninger, J. Aronson, M. Ellatifi, & D.G. Crespo 2009. A Diversity of Uses (and Overuses). In: J. Aronson, J.S. Pereira & J. Pausas, editors. Cork Oak Woodlands on the Edge: Ecology, Biogeography, and Restoration of an Ancient Mediterranean

Ecosystem. Island Press: Washington, D.C. Pp. 33-45.

104. Berrahmouni, N., P. Regato, M. Ellatifi, H. Daly-Hassen, M. Bugalho, S. Bensaid, M.

Mario Diaz & J. Aronson 2009. Ecoregional Planning for Biodiversity Conservation. In:

J. Aronson, J.S. Pereira & J. Pausas, editors. Cork Oak Woodlands on the Edge: Ecology, Biogeography, and Restoration of an Ancient Mediterranean Ecosystem. Island Press:

Washington, D.C. Pp. 203-216.

105. Vallejo, V.R., J. Aronson, J. G. Pausas, J.S. Pereira & C. Fontaine 2009. The Way

Forward. In: J. Aronson, J.S. Pereira & J. Pausas, editors. 2009. Cork Oak Woodlands on the Edge: Ecology, Biogeography, and Restoration of an Ancient Mediterranean

Ecosystem. Island Press: Washington, D.C. Pp. 236-246.

106. Aronson, J., J.N. Blignaut, R.S. de Groot, P.P. Lowry II, A. Clewell, P. Woodworth, R.

M. Cowling, D. Renison, S. Levy-Tacher, D. Tongway, S. Milton, O. Rangel-Ch., M. de Wit, J. Farley, C. Fontaine, B. Debrincat & C. Birkinshaw 2010. The Road to Sustainability

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Must Bridge Three Great Divides. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences 1185: 225-

236. Special issue, Ecological Economics Reviews.

107. Aronson, J., J.N. Blignaut, S.J. Milton, D. le Maitre, K. Esler, A. Limouzin, C. Fontaine, M. de Wit, W. Mugido, P. Prinsloo, L. van der Elst & N. Lederer 2010. Are socio-economic benefits of restoration adequately quantified? A meta-analysis of recent papers (2000-2008) in Restoration Ecology and 12 other scientific journals. Restoration Ecology 18:143-154.

108. Aronson J., N. Aguirre & J. Muñoz 2010. Ecological Restoration for Future

Conservation Professionals: Training with Conceptual Models and Practical Exercises.

Ecological Restoration 28: 175-181.

109. Clewell, A.F., J. Aronson & J.N. Blignaut 2010. Criteria for recognizing, organizing, and planning ecological restoration. In: S. Bautista, J. Aronson & R. Vallejo, editors. Land

Restoration to Combat Desertification: Innovative Approaches, Quality Control, and Project Evaluation. CIHEAM, Zaragosa, Spain. Pp. 25-34.

110. Aronson, J. 2010. What can and should be legalized in ecological restoration? Revista

Árvore 34: 451-454.

111. Aronson, J. & J.N. Blignaut 2010. La restauration du capital naturel : un outil clé dans la quête d’un futur durable. In: P.H. Gouyon & H. Leriche, editors. Aux Origines De L’environnement. Fayard, Paris. Pp. 374-384.

112. Filippi, O. & J. Aronson 2010. Plantes invasives en région méditerranéenne : quelles restrictions d’utilisation préconiser pour les jardins et les espaces verts? Ecologia mediterranea 36: 31-54.

113. de Groot, R., B. Fisher, M. Christie, J. Aronson, L. Braat, R. Haines-Young, J. Gowdy, E.

Maltby, A. Neuville, S. Portela & I. Ring 2011. Integrating the ecological and economic dimensions in biodiversity and ecosystem service valuation. In: The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity: Ecological and Economic Foundations. Edited by Pushpam

Kumar. Earthscan, London and Washington, D.C. Pp. 9-40.

114. Elmqvist T.E., E. Maltby, T. Barker, L., Mortimer, J. Aronson, R. de Groot, A. Fitter, G.

Mace, J. Norberg, C. Perrings, I. Sousa Pinto & I. Ring 2011. Biodiversity, ecosystems, and ecosystem services. In: The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity: Ecological and Economic Foundations. Edited by Pushpam Kumar. Earthscan, London and Washington, D.C. Pp. 41-112.

115. Neßhöver, C., J. Aronson, J.N. Blignaut, D. Lehr, A. Vakrou & H. Wittmer 2011.

Investing in Ecological Infrastructure. In: The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity in National and International Policy Making. edited by Patrick ten Brink. Earthscan, London and Washington, D.C. Pp. 401-448.

116. Aronson, J. 2011. Sustainability science demands that we define our terms across diverse disciplines. Landscape Ecology 26:457-460.

117. Bugalho, M.N., M.C. Caldeira, J.S. Pereira, J. Aronson & J.G. Pausas 2011. Human-shaped Cork oak savannas require human use to sustain biodiversity and ecosystem services. Frontiers in Ecology & the Environment 9: 278-286.

118. Balaguer, L., R. Arroyo-Garcia, P. Jimenez, M.D., Jimenez, L. Villagas, I. Cordero, E.

Manrique, R. Rubio de Casas, R. Fernández-Delgado, M.E. Ron, E. Manrique, P. Vargas, J. J. Pueyo & J. Aronson 2011. Forest restoration in the lomas (fog oases) of coastal Peru:

Genetic and experimental evidence indicate that cultural components should be part of the reference system. PLoS ONE 6(8): e23004. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0023004.

119. Bullock, J., J. Aronson, J.M. Rey Benayas, R. Pywell & A. Newton 2011. Restoration of ecosystem services and biodiversity. Trends in Ecology and the Environment 26:541-549.

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120. Calmon, M., P.H.S. Brancalion, A. Paese, J. Aronson, P. Castro, S. Costa da Silva &

R.R. Rodrigues 2011. Emerging threats and opportunities for biodiversity conservation & ecological restoration in the Atlantic Forest of Brazil. Restoration Ecology 19:154-158.

121. Hardwick, K.A., P. Fiedler, L.C. Lee, B. Pavlik, R. Hobbs, J. Aronson, M. Bidartondo, E. Black, D. Coate, M. Daws, K. Dixon, S. Elliot, K. Ewing, G. Gann, D. Gibbons, J.

Gratzfeld, M. Hamilton, D. Hardman, J. Harris, P. M. Holmes, D. Mabberley, A.

Mackenzie, C. Magdelena, R. Marrs, A. Mills, M. Ramsay, P. Smith, N. Taylor, C.

Trivedi, M. Way, O. Whaley & S.D. Hopper 2011. Defining the Role of Botanic Gardens in the Science and Practice of Ecological Restoration. Conservation Biology 25: 265–275.

122. Filippi, O. & J. Aronson 2011. Useful but potentially invasive plants in the Mediterranean region: what restrictions should be placed on their use in gardens? BGjournal 8: 27-31.

123. Rodrigues, R.R., S. Gandolfi, A. G. Nave, J. Aronson, T. E. Barreto, C. Yuri Vidal &

P.H.S. Brancalion 2011. Large-scale ecological restoration of high diversity tropical forests in SE Brazil. Forest Ecology & Management 261: 1605–1613.

124. Román-Dañobeytia, F., S. Levy-Tacher, J. Aronson, R. Ribeiro Rodrigues & D.

Douterlunghe 2011. Classification of tropical tree species into ecological groups:

implications for forest management and restoration in the Lacandon region, Chiapas, México. Restoration Ecology 20:378-386.

125. Alexander, S., C. Nelson, J. Aronson, D. Lamb, D. Martinez, J. Harris, E. Higgs, R.R.

Lewis III, M. Finlayson, K. Erwin, R. Hobbs, W. Covington, C. Murcia, R. Kumar, A.

Cliquet & R. de Groot 2011. Opportunities and Challenges for Ecological Restoration within REDD+. Restoration Ecology 19: 683–689.

126. Aronson, J., P.H.S. Brancalion, G. Durigan, R. Ribeiro Rodrigues, V. L. Engel, M.

Tabarelli, J. M. Domingues Torezan, S. Gandolfi, A.C. Galvão de Melo, P.Y. Kageyama, M.C. Mendes Marques, A.G. Nave, S.V. Martins, F.B. Gandara, A. Reis & L.M. Barbosa

2011. What role should government regulation play in ecological restoration: Ongoing debate in São Paulo State, Brazil. Restoration Ecology 19: 690-695.

127. Blignaut, J. N., J. van Ierland, T. Xivuri, R. van Aarde & J. Aronson 2011. The ARISE project in South Africa. In: Egan, D., J. Abrams, & E. Hjerpe, editors. Human Dimensions of Ecological Restoration. Integrating Science, Nature, and Culture. Island Press, Washington, D.C. Pp. 207-219.

128. Aronson, J., G. Durigan & P.H.S. Brancalion 2011. Conceitos e Definições correlatos à Ciência e à Prática da Restauração Ecológica. IF Série Registros (Brazil) 44: 1 – 38.

129. de Groot, R., R. Costanza, D. van der Broek, J. Aronson, et al. 2011. The Ecosystem

Services Partnership: from Science to Practice. Solutions 2: 42-43.

130. Allen, E.B., L. Olsvig-Whittaker & J. Aronson 2011. In Memorium. Zev Naveh 1919-

2011: A lifetime of leadership in restoration ecology and landscape ecology. Restoration

Ecology 19: 431-432.

131. Brancalion, P. H.S., R A. G. Viani, J. Aronson, R. Ribeiro Rodrigues & A. G. Nave

2011. Improving Planting Stocks for the Brazilian Atlantic Forest Restoration through

Community-Based Seed Harvesting Strategies. Restoration Ecology 20:704-711.

132. van Andel, J. & J. Aronson 2012. Getting started. In: Van Andel, J. & J. Aronson, editors. Restoration Ecology: The New Frontier. 2 nd ed. Wiley-Blackwell UK. Pp. 3-8.

133. van Andel, J., A.P. Grootjans & J. Aronson 2012. Unifying concepts. In: J. Van Andel &

J. Aronson, editors. Restoration Ecology: The New Frontier. 2 nd edition. Wiley-Blackwell, Oxford, UK. Pp. 9-22.

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134. Vallejo, R. E. B. Allen, J. Aronson, J.G. Pausas, J. Cortina & J.R. Gutiérrez 2012.

Restoration of mediterranean-type woodlands and shrublands. In: J. Van Andel & J.

Aronson, editors. Restoration Ecology: The New Frontier. 2 nd edition. Wiley-Blackwell, Oxford, UK. Pp. 130-144.

135. Aronson, J. & J. Van Andel 2012. Restoration ecology and the path to sustainability. In:

J. Van Andel & J. Aronson, editors. Restoration Ecology: The New Frontier. 2 nd edition.

Wiley-Blackwell, Oxford, UK. Pp. 293-304.

136. Aronson, J. 2012. Regard d’un écologue sur la proposition de Nomenclature des préjudices liés aux dommages environnementaux. In: Neyret, L. & G. J. Martin, editors.

Nomenclature des préjudices liés au dommage environnemental. L.G.D.J. Lextenso

Editions, Paris. Pp. 53-64.

137. Aronson, J., F. Claeys, V. Westerberg, P. Picon, G. Bernard, J.M. Bocognano & R. de Groot 2012. Steps Towards Sustainability and Tools for Restoring Natural Capital: Etang de Berre (southern France) case study. In: M. Weinstein & E. Turner, editors.

Sustainability Science: Balancing Ecology and Economy. Springer, New York. Pp. 111-

138.

138. Román-Dañobeytia, F., J. Castellanos-Albores, S. I. Levy-Tacher, J. Aronson, N.

Ramírez-Marcial & R. Ribeiro Rodrigues 2012. Responses of 16 transplanted early-, mid-, and late-successional native tree species to invasive alien grass removals in an abandoned cattle pasture in the Lacandon region, Mexico. Tropical Conservation Science 5:192-207.

139. Simberloff, D., J-L Martin, P. Genovesi, V. Maris, D. A. Wardle, J. Aronson, F.

Courchamp, B. Galil, E. García-Berthou, M. Pascal, P. Pyšek, R. Sousa, E. Tabacchi & M.

Vilà 2013. Impacts of biological invasions: What’s what and the way forward. Trends

Ecology & Evolution 28: 58-66.

140. Blignaut, J.N., K.J. Esler, M.P. de Wit, D. Le Maitre, S. J. Milton & J. Aronson 2013.

Establishing the links between economic development and the restoration of natural capital. Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability 5: 94-101.

141. Aronson, J. & S. Alexander 2013. Ecosystem Restoration is now a global priority: Time to roll up our sleeves. Restoration Ecology 21: 293-296.

142. Aronson, J., C. Murcia & L. Balaguer 2013. Leak Plugging and Clog Removal: Useful metaphors for Conservation and Restoration. Conservation Letters 6: 456–461.

143. Aronson, J., F. Claeys, P. Picon & G. Bernard & J-M. Bocognano 2013. La notion de capital naturel appliquée à l’Etang de Berre. In : Actes des Rencontres Lagun'R. G.

Bernard & E. Le Corre, eds. GIPREB, Berre L’Etang, France. Pp. 376-386. ISBN978-2-

7_466-5687-1.

144. Clewell, A.F. & J. Aronson 2013. The SER Primer and Climate Change. Ecological

Management and Restoration 14:182-186.

145. Melo, F.P.L. S.R.R. Pinto, P.S. Brancalion, P.S. Castro, R. Ribeiro Rodrigues, J.

Aronson & M. Tabarelli 2013. Scaling up tropical forest restoration in a biodiversity hotspot: lessons learned thus far. Environmental Science & Policy 33:395-404.

146. Birkinshaw, C., P.P. Lowry II, J. Raharimampionona & J. Aronson 2013. Support of Target 4 of the Global Strategy for Plant Conservation by integrating ecological restoration into the Missouri Botanical Garden’s conservation program in Madagascar.

Annals of the Missouri Botanical Garden 99: 139-146.

147. Aronson, J. & S. Alexander 2013. Steering towards sustainability requires taking ecological restoration on board. Natureza & Conservação 11: 1-11.

148. de Groot, R., J. Blignaut, S. van der Ploeg, J. Aronson, T. Elmqvist & J. Farley 2013.

Benefits of investing in ecosystem restoration. Conservation Biology 27: 1286–1293.

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149. Van Dover, C.L., J. Aronson, L. Pendleton, S. Smith, S. Arnaud-Haond, D. Moreno- Mateos, E. Barbier, D. Billett, K. Bowers, R. Danovaro, A. Edwards, S. Kellert, T.

Morato, E. Pollard, A. Rogers, & R. Warner 2014. Ecological Restoration in the Deep

Sea: Desiderata. Marine Policy 44: 98–106. [lien]

150. Barbier, E., D. Moreno-Mateos, A. Rogers, J. Aronson, L. Pendleton, C. Van Dover, R.

Danovaro, L-A., Harvey, T. Morato & J. Ardron 2014. Protect the Deep-sea. Nature 505:

476-477.

151. Balaguer, L., A. Escudero, J. F. Martín-Duque, I. Mola & J. Aronson 2014. Historical references in restoration ecology: Redefining a cornerstone concept. Biological

Conservation 176:12-20.

152. Blignaut, J.N., J. Aronson, & M. de Wit 2014. The Economics of Restoration: Looking

Back and Leaping Forward. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences 1322: 35–47.

153. Murcia, C., J. Aronson, G. Kattan, D. Moreno-Mateos, K. Dixon & D. Simberloff 2014.

A critique of the ´novel ecosystem´ concept. Trends in Ecology & Evolution 29:548-553.

154. Aronson, J., C. Murcia, G. Kattan, D. Moreno-Mateos, K. Dixon & D. Simberloff 2014.

The road to confusion is paved with novel ecosystem labels. Trends in Ecology &

Evolution 29:646-647.

155. Brancalion, P.H.S., I. Villarroel Cardozo, A. Camatta, J. Aronson & R. R. Rodrigues

2014. Cultural ecosystem services and popular perceptions of the benefits of an ecological restoration project in the Brazilian Atlantic Forest. Restoration Ecology 22: 65-71.

156. Murcia, C. & J. Aronson 2014. Intelligent Tinkering in Ecological Restoration.

Restoration Ecology 22: 279- 283.

157. Aronson, J. (and also for the ERA of Botanic Gardens) 2014. The Ecological Restoration

Alliance of Botanic Gardens: A new initiative takes root. Restoration Ecology 22 :713-

715.

158. Blignaut, J.N., J. Aronson & R.S. de Groot 2014. Restoration of natural capital: A key strategy on the path to sustainability. Ecological Engineering 65:54-61.

159. Albert, C. J. Aronson, C. Fürst & P. Opdam 2014. Integrating Ecosystem Services in Landscape Planning: Requirements, Approaches, and Impacts. Landscape Ecology

29:1277–1285.

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160. Aguilar, M., J. Sierra, O. Vargas, Z. Calle, W. Ramirez, W. Vargas, C. Murcia, J.

Aronson & J.I. Barrera Cataño 2015. Towards a Post-conflict Colombia. Restoring to the Future. Restoration Ecology 23:4-6.

161. Echeverria C., C. Smith-Ramírez, J. Aronson & J.I. Barrera Cataño 2015. Good news from Latin America. National and international restoration networks are moving forward.

Restoration Ecology 23:1-3.

162. Simberloff, D., C. Murcia & J. Aronson 2015. “Novel ecosystems” are a Trojan horse for conservation. Ensia. [lien]

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163. Jacob, C., F. Quétier, J. Aronson, S. Pioch & H. Levrel 2015. Vers une politique française de compensation des impacts sur la biodiversité plus efficace: défis et perspectives VertigO 14 (3). [lien]

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164. Zuleta, G., A.E. Rovere, D. Pérez, P.I. Campanello, B.G. Johnson, P. Escartín, A.

Dalmasso, D. Renison, N. Ciano & J. Aronson 2015. Establishing the ecological

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restoration network of Argentina: From Rio1992 to SIACRE2015. Restoration Ecology

23: 95-103.

165. Elmqvist, T., H. Setälä, S, Handel, S. van der Ploeg, J. Aronson, J. Blignaut, E. Gómez- Baggethun, D.J. Nowak, J. Kronenberg, J. & R. de Groot 2015. Benefits of restoring ecosystem services in urban areas. Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability

14:101–108; [lien]

166. Aronson, J. & D. Moreno-Mateos 2015. Etat des lieux sur les actions de restauration écologique. (Feasibility and Effectiveness of Ecological Restoration: Current State of the Art). In: H. Levrel, N. Frascaria-Lacoste, J. Hay, G. Martin, & S. Pioch, editors. Restaurer la nature pour compenser les impacts du développement. QUAE, Paris. Pp. 162-169.

167. Moreno-Mateos, D. & J. Aronson 2015. Pertes écologiques potentielles associées aux actions de restauration dans le cadre des mesures compensatoires pour la biodiversité.

(Potential ecological loss of restoration in the framework of biodiversity offsets.) In: H.

Levrel, N. Frascaria-Lacoste, J. Hay, G. Martin, & S. Pioch, editors. Restaurer la nature pour compenser les impacts du développement. QUAE, Paris. Pp. 210-215.

168. Ceccon, E., J.I. Barrera-Cataño, J. Aronson & C.M. Garza 2015. The socio-ecological complexity of ecological restoration in Mexico. Restoration Ecology 23:331-336.

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169. Moreno-Mateos, D., P. Meli, M.I. Vara Rodriguez & J. Aronson 2015. Similar responses to different intervention approaches in restored and created wetland ecosystems. J.

Applied Ecology 52: 1528–1537. [lien]

170. Chaves, R., G. Durigan, P. Brancalion & J. Aronson 2015. On the need of legal frameworks for assessing restoration projects success: new perspectives from São Paulo state (Brazil). Restoration Ecology 23:754-759. [lien]

171. Jacobs, D.F., J.A. Oliet, J. Aronson, A. Bolte, J.M. Bullock, P.J. Donoso, S.M.

Landhäusser, P. Madsen, S. Peng, J.M. Rey-Benayas & J.C. Weber 2015. Restoring

Forests: What Constitutes Success in the 21st Century? New Forests 46:601-614.

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172. Lavialle, J., S.M. Carrière, C. Miandrimanana, A. Tilahimena, C. Birkinshaw & J.

Aronson 2015. Unexpected complementarity of native and introduced tree species for biodiversity conservation and local uses: exploring ecosystem services supply on the East

Coast of Madagascar. Madagascar Conservation & Development 10, S3:137-143.

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173. Richards, R.C., J. Rerolle, J. Aronson, P. H. Pereira, H. Gonçalves & P. H. S. Brancalion

2015. Governing a pioneer program on Payment for Watershed Services: stakeholder involvement, legal frameworks and early lessons from the Atlantic Forest of Brazil.

Ecosystem Services 16: 23–32.

174. Murcia, C., M. R. Guariguata, A. Andrade, G.I. Andrade, J. Aronson, E. M. Escobar, A.

Etter, F.H. Moreno, W. Ramírez & E. Montes 2015. Challenges and prospects for scaling-up ecological restoration in response to international treaties: Colombia as a case study.

Conservation Letters 9: 213–220. doi: 10.1111/conl.12199

175. Levy-Tacher, S.I., I. Vleut, F. Román-Dañobeytia, J. Castellanos-Albores & J. Aronson

2015. Balsa (Ochroma pyramidale) plantation facilitates regeneration and long-term bracken fern control in the Neotropics. Forests 6: 2163-2177; doi:10.3390/f6062163

176. Santos, J., M. Al-Azzawi, J. Aronson & T. J. Flowers 2015. eHALOPH a Database of Salt-Tolerant Plants: Helping put Halophytes to Work. Plant and Cell Physiology.

57(1):e10. 10.1093/pcp/pcv155

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177. Alexander, S., J. Aronson, O. Whaley & D. Lamb 2016. The relationship between ecological restoration and the ecosystem services concept. Ecology & Society 21(1)34.

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178. Miller, J.S., P. P. Lowry, J. Aronson, S. Blackmore, K. Havens & J. Maschinski 2016.

Conserving Biodiversity through Ecological Restoration: The Potential Contributions of Botanical Gardens and Arboreta. Candollea 71:91-98. Online ISSN: 2235-3658

179. Aronson, J., A. Clewell & D. Moreno-Mateos 2016. Ecological restoration and ecological engineering: Complementary or indivisible? Ecological Engineering 91:392-

395. [lien]

180. Abu Taleb, T., J. Aronson, K. Shaw (and on behalf of the ERA of Botanic Gardens)

2016. Rays of Hope from Jordan and the Ecological Restoration Alliance of Botanic

Gardens. Restoration Ecology 24: 573-576. [lien]

181. Kattan, J. Aronson & C. Murcia 2016. Does the novel ecosystem concept provide a framework for practical applications and a path forward? A reply to Miller and Bestelmeyer. Restoration Ecology 24: 714-716. [lien]

182. Aronson, J. C., C. M. Blatt & T. B. Aronson 2016. Restoring ecosystem health to improve human health and well-being: physicians and restoration ecologists unite in a common cause. Ecology and Society 21 (4):39.

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183. Tolvanen, A. & J. Aronson 2016. Ecological Restoration, Ecosystem Services and Land

Use. A European perspective. Ecology & Society (4):47.

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184. Liu, J., M. Calmon, A. Clewell, B. Denjean, V. Lex Engel & J. Aronson 2016. South-south cooperation for large-scale ecological restoration. Restoration Ecology 25:27-32.

2017.

185. Aronson, J., T. B. Aronson, M. A. Patzelt, S. Knees, G. Lewis, D. Lupton, H. Taifour, M.F. Gardner, H. Thompson, S. Al Hatmi & A.W. Al Khulaidi 2017. Paleorelicts or archaeophytes: enigmatic trees in the Middle East. J. Arid Environments 137: 69-82.

186. Moreno-Mateos, D., E. B. Barbier, P. C. Jones, H. P. Jones, J. Aronson, M.L.

McCrackin, P. Meli, D. Montoya & J. M. Rey Benayas 2017. Anthropogenic ecosystem disturbance and the recovery debt. Nature Communications 8, 14163

10.1038/ncomms14163.

187. Fernandez Barrancos , E.P., J.L. Reid , & J. Aronson 2017. Tank bromeliad transplants as an enrichment restoration strategy in southern Costa Rica. Restoration Ecology 25: 569-

576. [lien]

188. Aronson, J., J.N. Blignaut & T.B. Aronson 2017. Conceptual frameworks and references for landscape-scale restoration: Reflecting back and looking forward. Annals of the Missouri Botanical Garden 102: 188-200.

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189. Reid, J.L. & J Aronson 2017. Ecological Restoration in a Changing Biosphere. Missouri

Botanical Garden 102:185–187. [lien]

2018.

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190. Aronson, J., D. Simberloff, A. Ricciardi & N. Goodwin 2018. Restoration science does not need redefinition. Nature Ecology & Evolution 2:916.

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191. Cross, A.T., R. Young, P. Nevill, T. McDonald, K. Prach, J. Aronson, G.W. Wardell- Johnson & K.W. Dixon 2018. Appropriate aspirations for effective post-mining restoration and rehabilitation: a response to Kaźmierczak et al. Environmental Earth

Sciences 77:256. [lien]

192. Aronson, J., P.B. Phillipson, E. Le Floc’h & T. Raminosoa 2018. Dryland tree data for the Southwest region of Madagascar: alpha-level data can support policy decisions for conserving and restoring ecosystems of arid and semiarid regions. Madagascar

Conservation and Development.13: 60-69. [lien]

193. Gann, G.D., T. McDonald, J. Aronson, K. Dixon, B. Walder, J. G. Hallett, K. Decleer, D.A Falk, E. K. Gonzales, C. Murcia, C. Nelson & A.J. Unwin 2018. The SER Standards:

a globally relevant and inclusive tool for improving the practice. A reply to Higgs et al.

Restoration Ecology 26:426-430. [lien]

2019.

194. Pérez, D.R., F. M. Farinaccio & J. Aronson 2019. Towards a Dryland Framework

Species Approach. Research in progress in the Monte Austral of Argentina. J. Arid

Environments 161:1-10. [lien]

195. Brancalion, P.H.S., A. Niamir, E. Broadbent, R. Crouzeilles, F.S. Barros, A.M. Almeyda

Zambrano, J. Aronson, S. Goetz, J.L. Reid, B.N. Strassburg, L.R. Tambosi, S. Wilson &

R. Chazdon 2019. Global hotspots for restoring tropical rainforest landscapes. Science

Express 5:eaav3223.

196. McDonald, T., J. Aronson C. Eisenberg, G.D. Gann, K.W. Dixon & J.G. Hallett 2019.

The SER standards, cultural ecosystems, and the nature-culture nexus – a reply to Evans

& Davis. Restoration Ecology 27:726–729. [lien]

197. Pérez, D.R., F. González, C Ceballos, M. E. Oneto & J. Aronson 2019. Direct seeding and outplanting in degraded drylands of Argentinian Patagonia: estimated costs and prospects for large-scale restoration and rehabilitation. Restoration Ecology 27: 1105-

1116. [lien]

198. Cross, A.T., P.G. Neville, K.W. Dixon & J. Aronson 2019. Time for a paradigm shift towards a restorative culture. Restoration Ecology 27: 924-928.

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199. Mazón, M., N, Aguirre, C. Echeverria & J. Aronson 2019. Monitoring attributes for ecological restoration in Latin America and the Caribbean region. Restoration Ecology

27: 992-999. [lien]

200. Pérez, D.R., C. Pilustrelli, F. M. Farinaccio, G. Sabino & J. Aronson 2019. Evaluating success of various restorative interventions through drone- and field-collected data, using six putative framework species in Argentinian Patagonia. Restoration Ecology 28, S1.

[lien] 10.1111/rec.13025.

201. Brancalion, P.H. S., N. Aidin, E. Broadbent, R. Crouzeilles, Felipe S.M. Barros, A,M.

Almeyda Zambrano, A. Baccini, J. Aronson, S. Goetz, J.L. Reid B. B. Strassburg, S.

Wilson & R. L. Chazdon 2019. There are many restoration hotspots in the world, but specific analyses are needed to reveal them. Science Express 5 (7), eaav3223

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202. Gann, G.D., T. McDonald, B. Walder, J. Aronson, C. Nelson, J. Jonson, C. Eisenberg, J.G. Hallett, M. R. Guariguata, J. Liu, F. Hua, C. Echeverría, K. DeCleer, E. Gonzales &

K. Dixon 2019. International principles and standards for the practice of ecological restoration. 2nd edition. Restoration Ecology 27, S3-S46.

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2020.

203. Aronson, J., N. Goodwin, L. Orlando, C. Eisenberg & A.T. Cross 2020. A World of Possibilities: Six Restoration Strategies to support the United Nations’ Decade on Ecosystem Restoration. Restoration Ecology 28: 730-736.

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204. Blignaut, J.N. & J. Aronson 2020. Developing a restoration narrative: A pathway towards system-wide healing and a restorative culture. Ecological Economics 168:

106483. [lien]

205. Breed, M.F., A.T. Cross, K. Wallace, K., Bradby, E. Flies, N. Goodwin, M. Jones, L.

Orlando, C. Skelly, P. Weinstein & J. Aronson 2020. Ecosystem restoration – a public health intervention. EcoHealth 18: 269–271. [lien]

206. Nabhan, G.P., L. Orlando, L.S. Monti & J. Aronson 2020. Hands-On Ecological

Restoration as a Nature-Based Health Intervention: Reciprocal Restoration for People and Ecosystems. Journal of Ecopsychology 12: 195-202.

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207. Nabhan, G. P., E. Riordan, L.S. Monti, J. Aronson, J. Mabry, A. Rea, W. Hodgson, G.

Barron-Gafford, B. Wilder, T. Crews & C. Khoury, C. 2020. An Aridamerican model for agriculture in a hotter, water-scarce world. Plants, People, Planet. 2(6)

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208. Aronson, J. 2020. A Thousand Miles from Inhabited Land. In: G.P. Nabhan, editor. The Nature of Desert Nature: A Deep History of Everything that Stings, Clings, or Sings:

Meditations on the Nature of Deserts, University of Arizona Press, Tucson. Pp. 137-140.

2021.

209. Bradby, K., K.J. Wallace, A.T. Cross, E. Flies, C. Witehira, A. Keesing, T. Dudley, M.F.

Breed, M.F., G. Howling, P. Weinstein & J. Aronson 2021. The Four Islands EcoHealth

Program: An Australasian regional initiative for synergistic restoration of ecosystem and human health. Restoration Ecology 29(4)e13382 Bradby, K., K.J. Wallace, A.T. Cross, E.

Flies, C. Witehira, A. Keesing, T. Dudley, M.F. Breed, M.F., G. Howling, P. Weinstein &

J. Aronson 2021. The Four Islands EcoHealth Program: An Australasian regional initiative for synergistic restoration of ecosystem and human health. Restoration Ecology

29(4)e13382 [lien]

210. Aronson, J. & P. Zylstra 2021. Takeaways from Australia’s Black Summer. Natural

History. March, 28-35.

211. Danovaro, R., J. Aronson, R. Cimino, C. Gambi, P.V.R. Snelgrove & C. Van Dover

2021. Marine ecosystem restoration in a changing ocean. Restor