Multifunctional landscapes optimise the benefits for stakeholders by providing multiple
demanded ecosystem services (ESs) within the same area. Although previous studies have …

In mountain regions, ecosystem services provision is strongly linked to land use, topography
and climate, where impacts can be expected under global change. For our study site in the …

Context The provision of multiple ecosystem services (ES) within a landscape is commonly
referred to as landscape multifunctionality. Modifying landscapes to increase …

Rural Europe encompasses a variety of landscapes with differing levels of forest, agriculture,
and agroforestry that can deliver multiple ecosystem services (ES). Whilst provisioning and …

Because we have entered the 'millennium of the cities', urban ecological research needs to
account for the provisions ecosystem services provide to urban regions. In urban areas …

Mountain farming sustains human well-being by providing various ecosystem services (ES).
In the last decades, socio-economic developments have led to worldwide changes in land …

We present an assessment of the spatial pattern of ecosystem services (ES) associations
across Europe based on models of eleven ES and one dis-service, mapped at the extent of …

Context Human driven land-use and land-cover change (LULC) is considered to be among
the greatest ecological pressures in mountain regions. Over the past century, across the …

Land use and spatial patterns which reflect social-ecological legacies control ecosystem
service (ES) supply. Yet, temporal changes in ES bundles associated with land use change …

Landscape appearance is controlled by a range of different environmental and human-
induced factors, although there is still a lack of knowledge about the significance of …