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A conservation economy is an ideal, imagined economy in which economic wealth is harvested from a bioregion's local natural resources in a way that meets local communities' needs yet restores rather than depletes natural and social capital〔(Dabson, Brian (2001) "Supporting Rural Entrepreneurship" Federal Reserve Bank of Kanasas city website ) Accessed 26 January 2010〕
The primary agents expected to ultimately transform local economies and move bioregions towards locally resilient and enduring 'conservation economies' are small plus medium sized business owners ('conservation entrepreneurs') who embrace a conservation ethic and take a rational self-interest in maintaining and restoring local ecosystems〔
Key advocates spending many years taking a lead in promoting the benefits of conservation economies and investing in local businesses to help build conservation economies have been the not-for-profit organization, Ecotrust, (founded in 1991 by economist Spencer Beebe) and its partners: Ecotrust Canada, ShoreBank Pacific, and ShoreBank Enterprise Pacific〔(Neilsen-Pincus, Max (2002) "Social Capital & Sustainability: A Qualitative Study of Community Leaders in the Conservation Economy". Conservationeconomy.net website ) Accessed 26 January 2009〕 ==See also== * Ecotrust * Ecological economics * Environmental economics * Green economy 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア(Wikipedia)』 ■ウィキペディアで「Conservation economy」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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