Monetary values and biophysical features tend to dominate spatial planning data, yet
intangible cultural values have a large role to play in decision-making. If left implicit, such …

Much ecosystem service (ES) research is structured around four often implicit assumptions
about ES, benefits, and stakeholders' conceptions of these: 1) ES assessors can identify and …

Understanding interactions of ecosystem service pairs and bundles is vital for making
reasonable decisions in ecosystem management. Often, interaction analyses use linear …

The concept of ecosystem services (ES) has risen to prominence based on its promise to
vastly improve environmental decision‐making and to represent nature's many benefits to …

Human–nature relationships are in a critical state, characterized by increasing
environmental problems caused by humans. Thus, it is essential to know how to motivate …

Wild salmon are central to food security, cultural identity, and livelihoods of coastal
Indigenous communities. Yet ongoing inequities in governance, declining fish populations …

The benefits of marine ecosystems for people are increasingly being characterized through
the concept of ecosystem services, with the promise to aid decision making from marine …

Centering community values in conservation decision-making can mitigate harm to social-
ecological systems caused by the climate, biodiversity, and social justice crises. However, it …

With contributions from an impressive group of Argentinean and German oceanographers,
this book examines classical ecological issues relating to marine ecosystems in the context …

The ecosystem services (ES) and processes are facilitated by ecosystems and biodiversity
supporting human existence. These ES have emerged as useful tools for connecting …