Highlights•There is a need for large-scale application of land-based carbon removal
methods.•Commitment to permanence is a considerable barrier to large-scale …

In the USA, there are an estimated 9.6 million families, individuals, trusts, estates, and family
partnerships, collectively referred to as family forest owners, who control 110 million ha of …

Carbon farming policies aim to contribute to climate change mitigation, but their success
strongly depends on whether landholders actually adopt desired practices or participate in …

Water markets are promoted as a demand-management strategy for addressing water
scarcity. Although there is an increasing literature on the institutional preconditions required …

In boreal commercial forests, carbon sequestration, climate change adaptation, and
biodiversity conservation can be promoted through various measures. This study examines …

This paper addresses the role of neoclassical methodologies in ecological economics and
the contradictions these methodologies pose to the field's critical founding principles. We …

Forests are sources of multiple ecosystem services (ESs) essential for human wellbeing.
Forest owners are critical actors to decide which benefits they produce from their forests. To …

The nation's family forest lands can be an important contributor to carbon sequestration
efforts. Yet very little is known about how family forest landowners view programs that …

Incentive-based mechanisms can contribute to rural development and deliver environmental
services, but need to be attractive to landowners and communities to ensure their …

The expansion of nature-based tourism on private land requires new mechanisms to
coordinate tourism industry and commercial forestry interests. This attribute-based …