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4. Consider how proposed restoration activities and outcomes could alter existing
cultural representations. What cultural components of the landscape might
benefit from restoration? What components might be degraded?
5. Critically assess the proposed restoration process. What communities of place
and of interest are involved? What communities are not? Who will pay, di-
rectly or indirectly, for the activity? Who will and will not benefit? How will ac-
cess and use be affected?
6. Consider local stocks of human and social capital. What capital is available lo-
cally? What will be required to restore the site? To steward it into the future?
What investments in social and human capital are required, possible, and
strategic? What investments could be made to enhance both social and ecolog-
ical resilience?
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