Conventional agri-environmental schemes (AES) have been criticized for failing to exploit
conservation synergies that could be obtained from spatial coordination of conservation …

Abstract Agri-environment schemes (AES), where farmers receive payments in exchange for
providing public goods and services such as biodiversity, account for a major proportion of …

Several studies show that agri-environment schemes (AES) are likely to be more effective if
they are designed at the landscape scale. However, this requires spatial coordination of …

Climate change poses a severe threat to global agricultural production and rural livelihoods,
and since agriculture itself is a significant source of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, it can …

This paper aims to shed light on the challenges and opportunities of promoting farmers'
participation in agro-environmental programs at reasonable monetary cost in intensively …

To mitigate conflicting land use demands and to reduce increasing land consumption,
effective instruments for steering land use are needed. While conventional instruments for …

Over the last years, there has been an increasing interest in the intersection of collective
action and payments for ecosystem services. This has been motivated, among other things …

Variations of willingness to pay (WTP) in geographical space have been characterised by
the presence of localised patches of higher and lower values. However, to date, spatial …

This study investigates how environmental regulations and social norms affect farmers'
chemical fertilizer reduction behaviors (CFRBs) and investigates the mediating role played …

Many species need to cross landscapes for dispersal or seasonal migration. In view of the
biodiversity crisis and increasing landscape fragmentation, incentives are needed to foster …