This review investigates the potential of the emergy analysis (EMA) as a new perspective
and approach to the worldwide used ecosystem services (ESs) framework to quantify and …

Abstract The UN System of Environmental-Economic Accounting Ecosystem Accounting
(SEEA EA) aims at regular and standardised stocktaking of the extent of ecosystems, their …

Forests are specifically relevant for biodiversity and provide a wide range of ecosystem
services. However, Europe's forests and their services are threatened. Temperate, boreal …

Riverine floods cause increasingly severe damages to human settlements and
infrastructure. Ecosystems have a natural capacity to decrease both severity and frequency …

Clarifying multiple relationships between ecosystem services (ES) supplies and socio-
economical demands is the prerequisite of spatial sustainability. Ecotones are specific …

Managers can determine the function of ecosystem services in decision-making processes
through valuation. Ecological functions and processes that benefit people lead to ecosystem …

Current approaches to measure ecosystem services (ES) within natural capital (NC) and
nature-based solutions (NbS) assessments are generally coarse, often using a single figure …

Among the many types of terrestrial ecosystems, forests have some of the highest levels of
biodiversity; they also have many interdependent economic, ecological and social functions …

Mapping and assessing ecosystem services (ES) projects at the national level have been
implemented recently in the European Union in order to comply with the targets set out in the …

The pursuit of good management of our waters poses permanent challenges to the whole
society. Decision-makers often need to define appropriate and sustainable strategies on …