4 environmental narratives in South Africa 

1.the conservation view

2. The economic view

3. Non state actors 

4. Local views

The conservation view there is a Autboriatarian when it comes to policy and practices. It includes th people and removes the right to people and their nature resources.

The economic view is the environment viewed as a commodity that is primarily there for selling and buying in colonial times for a privileged group of profit from is identified as an economic asset capable of bring about long-term socio economic development and transformation not only in the specific locality but throughout the world.

Non state actor view originates from the interested external parties is the outside of the community. Views are expressed by parties like academic scientists and non governmental organizations.

Local views are complex because they are influenced by time, geography, human, qualities and circumstances as well as power and politics these perspectives are complicated and extremely different.

3. Yes they do. All narratives help u to understand more of South Africa nature and how we contribute to being natural well being. It also help us to understand what we as humans do that harms the country's nature.

4. According to Stewart and zaaiman, the two environmental discourses in South Africa are are the sustainable development course and social justice discourse.

5. By using the ecosystem accounting it will help to provide us with a systematic way to measure, track and report on stock and flows of natural capital. It will help the South Africa policies to knows what problems they should fix.