… urbanization and ecosystem conservation has great significance in ecological management
… and ecosystem services (ESS), this study used the coupling coordination degree (CCD) …

… Ecosystem services (ESs) can provide a wide range of advantages for humans, including
provisioning, regulating, and cultural services that benefit both private and public interests in …

… promote coordination … ecosystem services are governed and controlled. On the basis of
our results, we discuss scale misfits in ecosystem governance as one cause underlying conflict …

… had a conflicted relationship with urban expansion. Urban expansion was great likely to
occupy land patches with high coupling coordination degree of ecosystem services, with an …

… levels and types of ecosystem services benefits. Our choice … the ecosystem service benefits
delivered from coordination of … coordination of enrolment might reflect differences in the …

… require landscape level innovations and coordination mechanisms among land users and
… of another ES, this results in a conflict of interests between the beneficiaries of these ES. In …

… For one, ecosystem service beneficiaries and providers are … Furthermore, there is a lack of
coordinated participation … conflicting state interests, and elicit strategic free-rider behaviour. …

… Since some ways of using the ecosystem services tend to lower the quality of the system for
other users, there is often a conflict of interests. If one regards human interests as paramount…

… ecosystem services in agrarian socio-ecological … coordinated response for ecosystem service
provision: (1) the common perception that the landscape delivers low pest control services, …

… It is imperative to better understand the coupling relationship and assess the coordination
and conflict between urbanization and ESs to strike a long-term balance between urbanization …