Abstract Payment for Ecosystem Services (PES) is a commonly used policy tool to fund
nature conservation efforts. However, the implementation of financial incentives may have …

This paper presents novel evidence of no crowding out, of either motivations or donations,
among those terminated from an ongoing program of payments for ecosystem services …

Payments for ecosystem services (PES) are widely applied incentive‐based instruments
with diverse objectives that increasingly include biodiversity conservation. Yet, there is a gap …

Non-grain agricultural land use (NGALU) could be an alternative to payments for ecosystem
services (PES) to achieve ecosystem benefits, given their joint contribution to forest …

This paper presents novel evidence of no crowding out, of either motivations or donations,
among those terminated from an ongoing program of payments for ecosystem services …

In this study, we provide causal evidence on the capacity of monetary incentives to
encourage real-life local leaders managing water and land to improve their procedural …

Individual behaviour change is a crucial component of our response to current
environmental challenges and over recent years, a growing body of literature has focussed …