📚 Volume 32, Issue 12
📋 ID: wmFnT8b
Authors
Aiko Tanaka, Jamila N'Diaye, Carlos Silva
, Fatou Karlsson, Roberto Chen
Department of Environmental Science, Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan; Institute of Ecology, University of Cape Town, Cape Town, South Africa; Center for Urban Ecology, University of São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil
Keywords
Ecosystem Management
Biodiversity
Botanical Innovation
Strategic Leadership
Reforestation
Urban Greening
Abstract
Effective management of plant ecosystems requires innovative strategies that emphasize both biodiversity and sustainability. This study explores the relationship between strategic leadership in botanical sciences and the innovative processes that drive ecosystem preservation and restoration. By examining case studies of reforestation and urban greening projects, we identify key leadership traits that contribute to successful ecosystem management. Our findings reveal that adaptive leadership styles are crucial in fostering collaborative efforts among stakeholders, ultimately leading to enhanced biodiversity and ecosystem resilience.
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📝 How to Cite
Aiko Tanaka, Jamila N'Diaye, Carlos Silva , Fatou Karlsson, Roberto Chen (2025).
"The Impact of Strategic Plant Leadership on Ecosystem Innovation".
Wulfenia, 32(12).
