In order to provide a set of indicators supporting the Common International Classification of Ecosystem Service, the NOBEL partners have published a systematic review paper recently. In this study, they performed an extensive systematic literature review aimed to complete a list of indicators that could be used as proxies to evaluate each one of the …
An up-to-date list of indicators to measure Ecosystem Services Read More »
As a part of WP3-task 5 of the NOBEL project, this review paper was set out to systematically map the “where, when, and how” of ES auction research. It is a dissemination work in this dynamic field and encourages continued interdisciplinary collaboration; Using an applied classification system based on criteria like target ecosystem, location, and …
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You are a forest manager or forest owner in Austria? We study and compare the perception of forest owners in Europe regarding the marketing and provision of forest ecosystem services. Do you know about the opportunities? Are you willing to manage the forests for different purposes? How would you perceive a change in income from …
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“Decision Support Systems (DSS) for the Analysis of Pathways that Optimize Ecosystem Services Provision” Within this issue researchers gain the opportunity to submit a manuscript until 30 November 2021. Dear Colleagues, Forests provide a wide range of products and services, but among the most urgent demands put on forest ecosystems is contributing to climate mitigation, …
“Payments for Ecosystem Services: Forest for Water” and “Ecosystem Services Science, Policy and Practice in the face of Global Changes” as virtual and hybrid events tackle two different aspects of ES. The final conference of the PESFOR-W COST Action is looking into the positive impact that woodlands and trees can have on water quality, and how the …
Ecosystem services broadly describes the comprehensive set of benefits that people receive from nature, including commonly recognized goods, such as timber and fresh water, and forest products that follow sustainable forest management principles. Forest ecosystem services and products integrate the ecological, economic, and social considerations for forestry, including reforestation (managing, growing, nurturing, and harvesting of …
Special Issue “Forest Ecosystem Services and Products” in Forests Read More »
