Cultural ecosystem services (CES) are increasingly addressed in research, but conceptual
and methodological issues still limit their integration into management and decision-making …

Mountain regions provide crucial ecosystem services (ES) to their inhabitants and to the
surrounding lowland populations. However, multiple anthropogenic drivers, such as land …

Natural and artificial lakes provide multiple cultural ecosystem services (CES), but they are
largely underrepresented in CES assessments, which mostly focus on individual large lakes …

Ecosystem service (ES) mapping has been developed with the aim of supporting ecosystem
management, but ES maps often lack information about uncertainty and risk, which is …

Mountain lakes are affected by anthropogenic use and global change, which necessitates
management strategies to ensure their conservation and provision of ecosystem services …

Mountain lakes are increasingly affected by global change pressures. While there is growing
evidence of impacts on ecosystem functioning, few studies considered changes in …

Human interactions with freshwater blue spaces promote various benefits to well-being,
which can be framed by the cultural ecosystem services (CES) concept. However, small …

Although the importance of lakes for providing cultural ecosystem services (CES) is widely
recognized, the integration of associated values and benefits in decision making is still …

In view of the increasing demand for ecosystem services (ESs) and rising pressures from
global change on mountain lakes, sustainable management strategies are increasingly …

Although anthropogenic activities affect the ecological conditions of mountain lakes
worldwide, the impacts on human wellbeing, in terms of ecosystem services provided by …