Land use and land cover changes associated with urbanization have had a significant
influence on ecosystem services (ESs), but previous studies have insufficiently focused on …

Assessing the spatiotemporal patterns of ecosystem services (ESs) supply and demand, as
well as the drivers thereof during specific time periods, is critical for regional policy making …

Metropolitan areas are being challenged by the disparity between growing societal needs
and dwindling natural resource provision. Understanding the supply-demand mismatches of …

Research on ecosystem services (ESs) has increased substantially in recent decades, but
the findings have been slow to affect actual management, perhaps because most studies to …

Understanding the patterns, relationships, and driving forces between ecosystem services
(ESs) supply–demand at multiple spatial scales can facilitate sustainable hierarchical …

City managers need to understand how land use and land cover (LULC) change in an urban
landscape can affect future land degradation and conditions for ecosystem services (ESs) …

Rapid urbanization in high-density cities has resulted in supply–demand imbalances and
inequalities of urban ecosystem services (ESs), necessitating integrated ESs assessment for …

Ecosystem services (ESs) is a term used to describe the foundations of the well-being of
human society, and several relevant studies have been carried out in this area. However …

Understanding the supply and demand characteristics of ecosystem services (ESs) and their
trade-offs is the basis for effective ecosystem management and the improvement of human …

Uncovering the highly complex driving mechanisms behind ecosystem services (ESs)
supply-demand matching relationships is of great significance for achieving sustainable eco …