Ecosystem services (ES) is a significant research topic with diverse modelling and mapping
approaches. However, the variety of approaches—along with an inconsistent terminology …

Intensification of land use and management over recent decades has resulted in trade‐offs
between food or timber production and other ecosystem services (ES). Despite an increase …

Although the ecosystem services provided by mountain grasslands have been
demonstrated to be highly vulnerable to environmental and management changes in the …

Ecosystem services assessments have the potential to support negotiating the complex
trade-offs between conservation goals and other economic, political and social agendas …

Integrating cultural dimensions into the ecosystem service framework is essential for
appraising non-material benefits stemming from different human–environment interactions …

Knowing how landscape structure affects the provision of ecosystem services (ES) is an
important first step toward better landscape planning. Because landscape structure is often …

Land use and land cover (LULC) changes exert large impacts on key ecosystem services
(ESs) in arid areas. This study presents a framework to link LULC change with spatial …

Mountain regions meet an increasing demand for pleasant landscapes, offering many
cultural ecosystem services to both their residents and tourists. As a result of global change …

The mapping of ecosystem service supply has become quite common in ecosystem service
assessment practice for terrestrial ecosystems, but land cover remains the most common …

Soil microbial communities regulate global biogeochemical cycles and respond rapidly to
changing environmental conditions. However, understanding how soil microbial …