Nature-based solutions are gaining prominence in urban sustainability discourses,
especially in climate adaptation, in efforts to increase resilience, and as a means of …

The integration of ecosystem service (ES) knowledge into decision-making processes is
increasingly endorsed by various policies and initiatives, with spatial planning targeted as …

Clarifying the spatial and temporal changes in the ecosystem services (ES) supply and
demand helps in providing comprehensive supporting information for ecological …

Global trends in land-use changes, including urbanization and abandonment of rural areas,
have important repercussions for the supply and demand of ecosystem services (ES). In this …

A range of methods are available for assessing ecosystem services. Methods differ in their
aims; from mapping and modelling the supply and demand of ecosystem services to …

Performance-based planning is advocated as a promising alternative to more common
prescriptive approaches (eg, traditional zoning), to manage the complexity of current urban …

Abstract Scientific advancements on Green Infrastructure (GI) and Ecosystem Services (ES)
have been conducted by experts from several disciplines such as landscape ecology …

Coastal recreation as a cultural ecosystem service (CES) is key to human wellbeing.
However, anthropogenic impacts at the coast affect CES supply. Mapping and assessing …

In recent decades, the scarcity of water resources, the deterioration of aquatic ecosystems
and associated repercussions for other ecosystems have become major global challenges …

Impact assessment is a key step in mainstreaming urban nature-based solutions (NBS). Yet,
it remains unclear if and how assessment frameworks influence urban planning, design and …