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… Resource tools 13 4.4 Forestry tools 15 4.5 Ecosystem Restoration tools 16 4.6 Protected Area tools 17 4.7 … bioenergy agenda (governments, businesses, communities, land owners, and individuals) the tools to achieve more … concerns are at root triggered by demand for additional land for producing bioenergy, which may have a number of …

… of an invasion by an introduced species. These include land tenure agreements, long term economic profitability, … fund to pay for eradication, containment, management, or restoration. • The development and implementation of a … more susceptible to invasion due to disturbances from land use change, agriculture or construction, changing …

… rural development. Other potential benefits include: the restoration of degraded lands; reduced land abandonment; increased income-base for farmers and … a concern for food security. Competition over the use of land and water resources for bioenergy production and for …

… methods to price and allocate risk and to fund control and restoration, then the costs to the public could be high. This … and ecological service values from the contaminated land; (2) additional costs to ‘innocent’ land users, by loss of production, contamination of produce, …