Clarifying the impact mechanisms of landscape patterns on ecosystem services is highly
important for effective ecosystem protection, policymaking, and landscape planning …

Clarifying the impact of anthropogenic factors on ecosystem service value (ESV) is crucial to
achieving sustainable development. However, the dynamics of human-disturbed complex …

Ecosystem services (ESs) declines have been widely recognized due to natural and human
drivers and in turn negatively affected human well-beings, particularly in semi-arid regions …

Urbanization is an inevitable trend associated with social development that occurs
preferentially in plain areas. Ecosystem services (ES) refer to the various benefits that …

The spatiotemporal dislocation of urbanization and ecological construction may lead to
differences in the spatiotemporal pattern and matching of the ecosystem service supply and …

This study analyzes land use dynamics, spatiotemporal patterns of ecosystem service value
(ESV), and the forces driving growth in the Hangzhou metropolitan area (HMA) in China. An …

In the past few decades, dominating human development patterns have negatively affected
ecosystem services (ESs). To sustainably supply multiple ESs and enhance human well …

Understanding how urban compactness is linked to ecosystem services is crucial for
sustainable spatial planning and allows decision–makers to better assess the strengths and …

Environmental managers have been striving to optimize landscape structure to achieve a
sustained supply of ecosystem services (ESs). However, we still lack a full understanding of …

Ecosystem services value has decreased rapidly caused by land use/land cover changes
driven by urbanization during the past decades. Expanding urbanization not only changes …