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Estimating Cost-Effectiveness of Hawaiian Dry Forest Restoration Using Spatial Changes in Water Yield and Landscape Flammability under Climate Change1
![Figure 3. Percentage change in groundwater recharge in enclosed areas with restoration (current land cover to partial restoration). Partial restoration increased ground-water recharge [in millions of m3 per year (MCMY)] within each climate scenario in the exclosure areas (though only significantly so in the current climate scenario). Error bars are error (1 SD) of difference between before and after restoration; where they do not overlap with zero, there is confidence in the direction of change.](/article/671673/image/fig03?format=full)
Figure 3.
Percentage change in groundwater recharge in enclosed areas with restoration (current land cover to partial restoration). Partial restoration increased ground-water recharge [in millions of m3 per year (MCMY)] within each climate scenario in the exclosure areas (though only significantly so in the current climate scenario). Error bars are error (1 SD) of difference between before and after restoration; where they do not overlap with zero, there is confidence in the direction of change.
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