Ecosystem service (ES) is a growing field of research characterized by an increase in
publication number. The review was conducted to provide an overview of trends of forest …

Water resources have been widely cited as a prime example of ecosystem services (ES),
especially when the issue is valuation. Because of the importance of water ecosystem …

A great share of ecosystem services (ES) at the global scale is provided by forest biomes,
and acknowledging the value of forest ES is critically important towards sustainable decision …

As anthropogenic degradation of biodiversity and ecosystems increases, so does the
potential threat to the supply of ecosystem services, a key contribution of nature to people …

Forest ecosystems are fundamental for the terrestrial biosphere as they deliver multiple
essential ecosystem services (ES). In environmental management, understanding ES …

Mountain forests provide a diverse range of ecosystem services (ES). In case of conflicting
ES, trade-offs must be considered in forest resource planning. In this study, simulation …

Mixed mountain forests, primarily made up of Norway spruce (Picea abies (L.) Karst.), silver
fir (Abies alba Mill.) and European beech (Fagus sylvatica L.), cover about 10× 10 6 ha of …

Research on mountain ecosystem services (MES) under the influence of climate change
and human activities has gradually become the focus of academic attention in recent years …

Cultural ecosystem services are the non-material benefits that people obtain from
ecosystems and these services are subject to tremendous anthropogenic and climatic …

Forests provide market and non-market priced ecosystem services (ES). Mediterranean
forests, with low timber productivity, have frequently negative economic balances, despite …