The scientific literature contains many studies of trade-offs or synergies between ecosystem
services (ES); however, it is challenging to qualify and compare these studies. To address …

The transition to a low carbon future is starting to affect landscapes around the world. In
order for this landscape transformation to be sustainable, renewable energy technologies …

Landscape pattern changes are mostly due to human activities, and such changes often
affect ecosystem functions and services. This study was conducted to evaluate the response …

Global changes have significant impacts on changes in ecosystem services (ESs) and their
interrelationships. The Yellow River Basin (YRB) is an important ecological barrier in China …

Ecosystem service value (ESV) refers to the value of benefits provided by the ecosystem to
people, and can reflect the quality of regional ecological environment. There have been few …

Multiple ecosystem services (ES) can respond similarly to social and ecological factors to
form bundles. Identifying key social-ecological variables and understanding how they co …

A comprehensive understanding of ecosystem service (ES) bundles and their
socioecological drivers is vital for ecological management and policymaking. However, the …

Understanding the relationships between ecosystem services (ES) and their underlying
socioecological drivers is essential for forming the efficient management decisions of …

A major challenge in transforming development to inclusive, sustainable pathways is the
pervasive and persistent trade-off between provisioning services (eg, agricultural …

Ecosystem services (ES) play an important role in sustaining ecological security, sustainable
development and human well-being. This study investigates spatio-temporal changes in five …