Ecosystems provide multiple ecosystem services (ES) to society. Ignoring the multi- functionality of land systems in natural resource management generates potential trade-offs …
MA Mouchet, P Lamarque, B Martín-López… - Global environmental …, 2014 - Elsevier
Considering the increasing uptake of the concept of “ecosystem services” in landscape management and environmental policies, it is urgent to establish a consensual framework to …
As an important domain of sustainability science, trade-offs in ecosystem services (ES) is crucial for spatial planning to sustainably manage natural resources while satisfying the …
Ecosystem services (ES), the benefits that humans obtain from nature, are of great importance for human well-being. The challenge of meeting the growing human demands …
Ecosystem service research is high on the policy agenda. Strategies to synthesize individual success stories and derive generalized results to provide guidance for policymakers and …
A comprehensive understanding of the relationships among ecosystem services (ES) is important for landscape management, decision-making and policy development, but …
Mapping key areas for ecosystem service (ES) supply is essential for the development of strategies that will ensure their future supply. Given the rapid development in this area of …
The provision of ecosystem services is inherently spatial. Landscape structure affects service provision through multiple landscape-level processes, such as fragmentation, edge …
Mapping the demand for ecosystem services (ES) has received increased attention in scientific research and is seen as a relevant tool to inform conservation planning, land use …