… suggests that responses occur when ecosystem changes and their effects on human well-being
are perceived to pose either opportunities or threats to the well-being of societies and …

… cannot be adequately anticipated or prepared for unless species responses are explicitly …
scales affects ecosystem functioning, human well-being, and the dynamics of climate change …

… consequences of ecosystem change for human well-being and … of ecosystems and their
contributions to human well-being. … to respond to the changes in climate. Moreover, some of the …

… Ecosystem Assessment (MA) is a four-year international scientific assessment of the
consequences of ecosystem change for human well-being. A … ’s past responses to changes will be …

… responses to ecosystem change and planned (anticipatory) interventions by affected
individuals and institutions such as governments. In order to protect human health, responses very …

… have largely focused on human health or monetary benefits (eg market values). This study
applies a human well-being modeling framework to demonstrate the potential impacts of …

… This finding highlights the question about whether rural communities that do not perceive
the impact over their well-being will be able to respond adaptively and successfully to …

… , as a concept and as a measure of the evolution of the human condition, has emerged largely
in response to the inadequacy of earlier uni-dimensional (often financial) examinations of …

… suggests that responses occur when ecosystem changes and their effects on human well-being
are perceived to pose either opportunities or threats to the well-being of societies and …

… an overview of changes taking place in the global freshwater system; explores linkages between
altered flow regimes, biodiversity and human diseases/well-being… systems to respond to …