Literature review develops starting-point framework for cultural ecosystem services in urban landscape design
A literature review developed a three-stage starting-point framework for assessing cultural ecosystem services in urban landscape design.
A literature review developed a three-stage starting-point framework for assessing cultural ecosystem services in urban landscape design.
A participatory study of five protected and five nearby non-protected areas found that stakeholder input was especially useful for selecting ...
A review of three European case studies finds that non-monetary ecosystem-service assessments can help prioritise floodplain conservation, evaluate restoration and ...
New research finds that Vietnam's gender-responsive, low-emission food system policies are undermined by limited funding, entrenched social norms, and weak ...
A systematic review of a decade of research finds that smart cities become truly sustainable only when resilience indicators, adaptive ...
A new assessment of Thailand's Racha Islands Marine Protected Area finds moderate management effectiveness, with strong legal foundations and delivered ...
A new Beaver Futures Framework developed by Dutch researchers integrates positive and negative values of beavers to guide more inclusive ...
Researchers mapped Europe's largest seafood processing hub as a social-ecological network of 227 nodes and 595 links, revealing that production ...
New analysis argues that scientists who engage directly in food system controversies, rather than avoiding them, strengthen trust and effectiveness ...
A new study finds Ghana's Ada-Songhor wetland lost 47 percent of its vegetation over three decades while state-community collaborations offer ...
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