Urban planners frequently adhere to 'park minimum standards' to ensure that public health
and environmental benefits associated with greenspace are socially equitable. These …

The challenges accompanying socio-ecological and demographic transformations in the
urban areas necessitate for coordinated efforts to ensure urban ecological resilience. Trans …

While technological progress has fostered the conception of an urban society that is
increasingly decoupled from ecosystems, demands on natural capital and ecosystem …

Integrating ecosystem services (ESs), ie, the benefits humans obtain from nature, into
decision making is essential for the sustainable management of resilient urban landscapes …

Quality of life in cities depends, among other things, on ecosystem services (ES) generated
locally within the cities by multifunctional blue and green infrastructure. Successfully …

Addressing how ecosystem services (ES) are distributed among groups of people is critical
for making conservation and environmental policy-making more equitable. Here, we …

Urbanization entails social, economic and environmental changes that can transform how
people relate to nature and disconnect them from it, with consequences for their wellbeing …

There is a rapidly growing body of literature on the theory about the ecosystem service
concept and the practical assessment of ecosystem services in different contexts ranging …

Different types of urban green spaces provide diverse benefits for human health and
environmental sustainability, but most studies on access to green space focus on …

The concept of ecosystem services (ES) has mainstreamed as an interdisciplinary
framework in the urban sustainability and resilience agenda. While the uptake of ES in …