The impact of local biodiversity loss on ecosystem functioning is well established, but the
role of larger-scale biodiversity dynamics in the delivery of ecosystem services remains …

Managing relationships among ecosystem service supplies and demands and manipulating
certain drivers to maintain well-balanced ecosystem service suites are key challenges for …

Increasing pressure on land resources necessitates landscape management strategies that
simultaneously deliver multiple benefits to numerous stakeholder groups with competing …

Land‐use intensification in grassland ecosystems (ie increased mowing frequency,
intensified grazing) has a strong negative effect on biodiversity and ecosystem services …

Vineyard landscapes significantly contribute to the economy, identity, culture, and
biodiversity of many regions worldwide. Climate change, however, is increasingly …

Differences in ecosystem service (ES) priorities often lead to conflicts between stakeholders.
While differences in priorities have often been described, the sociocultural factors, including …

As an important ecosystem service, water conservation is consistently disturbed and
influenced by human activities. Land use change, as one of the main human influences, has …

Managing agricultural landscapes integrate production, biodiversity conservation and the
flow of ecosystem services (ES) is of paramount importance to simultaneously meet …

Context Human-dominated landscapes in the tropics need to be managed for biodiversity
and the maintenance of ecosystem services (ES). Nevertheless, integrating both biodiversity …

The regional landscape pattern heterogeneity and the spatiotemporal distribution of
ecosystem services (ESs) are influenced by the distribution of natural resources and …