Ecological security patterns (ESPs) are designed to enhance ecosystem structure and
functionality while preserving vital ecosystem services (ESs). This study not only integrated …

Ecosystem services (ESs) bridge the gap between human wellbeing and ecosystem
processes. Land use and land cover change (LUCC) affect ecosystem services by altering …

Environmental risks give urgency to the need to understand the society–nature relationship.
While the ecosystem services (ES) framework allows analysis of interrelationships between …

The study of the relationships between freshwater organisms, pollution and public
awareness has been little researched. The public's perception of risk from pollution is a …

Purpose The constant population growth and inappropriate consumption patterns have led
to abnormal use of the earth's capacities, destruction of natural resources, enormous spread …

Purpose The study investigates the intention to adopt climate change and the pro-
environmental behaviours among the residents of a developing country (Pakistan) through …

Green infrastructure provides ecosystem services (ESs) and disservices (EDSs), although
EDSs are understudied. By considering both, this study contributes to the literature. The …

This study employs Q methodology to identify responses to wildfire imagery and climate
change concern. Using photographs shared on Twitter during California's 2018 Camp Fire …

The perception of climate change as an abstract and distant concept hinders climate action.
Previous studies suggest that individuals may conflate climate change and local air pollution …

Policy interest in socio‐ecological systems has driven attempts to define and map socio‐
ecological zones (SEZs), that is, spatial regions, distinguishable by their conjoined social …