Nature contributes substantially to human well-being through its diverse material and
nonmaterial contributions. However, despite the growing literature on the nonmaterial …

Although the relationship between ecosystem services and human well-being (REH) has
been widely recognized and has become an important basis for policy-making, a …

Areas with low levels of transformation are alternative destinations for tourists who prefer to
visit nonmassified places and have singular experiences. The benefits of these …

Quercus ilex L. is the dominant species in the Mediterranean forest and agrosilvopastoral
ecosystem “dehesa.” Currently, this forest species is threatened by natural and …

Agritourism has been widely discussed in the literature. As the range of options for its
interpretation increased, studies have come to focus their objectives on its systematization …

Agroforestry landscapes are crucial to human wellbeing; however, they are in sharp decline
across Europe. Improved understanding of the complexity of agroforestry landscapes within …

Silvopastoral systems are multifunctional systems that combine herbage, shrub and tree
layers with grazing animals in a single site. The multiple possible combinations of …

There are different methodologies to assess landscape preferences, however there is no
consensual methodology that can be replicated to identify their tourism potential. Recent …

Crossing disciplinary boundaries, particularly between social and ecological sciences,
challenges those seeking to contribute to solving complex and multidimensional …

Analyzing differences in tolerance to drought in Quercus spp., and the characterization of
these responses at the species and individual population level, are imperative for the …