Scenario Consequence Analysis

he Isle au Haut charette used a scenario-conse-

 quence approach to explore a range of spatially
 explicit management options. It was agreed that
the present system is not ecologically sustainable. Some
of the hypothetical scenarios appeared inadequate to
meet ecological sustainability goals or appeared incon-
sistent with societal constraints. Other scenarios suggest
 a potential win-win
 situation, establishing
 both sustainable agri-
Ecological sustainability of a cultural and sustainable
healthy Everglades requires ecological systems
reestablishment of much of the while also meeting an-
natural hydrological system in ticipated urban needs.
order to provide the water
quantity, timing, and
distribution. This is necessary
over a sufficiently large area to
support the ecological
components, such as wading
birds and a mosaic of habitats,
that constitute the essence
and uniqueness of the
Everglades.