Ehrenfeld & Toth 1997 restoration in ecosystem context

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Ehrenfeld, J.G. and Toth, L.A., 1997. Restoration ecology and the ecosystem perspective. Restoration ecology, 5(4), pp.307-317.

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdfdirect/10.1046/j.1526-100X.1997.00544.x?casa_token=jeBolxlIDA4AAAAA:6LCm_hK2vdjX9-YEvvEtBvjiQtLVQQXi0uzumwZC_xz_qJOG1ihVaTa2oQcLYiBXfc_9BEqKsnqe0kau

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• Defines restoration within an "ecosystem perspective" where system dynamics are inevitably controlled by context.