Understanding and predicting the ecological consequences of different management
alternatives is becoming increasingly important to support environmental management …

Participatory planning is a democratic spatial decision-making process involving multiple
stakeholders. The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) methods in participatory planning …

Coastal erosion is a major issue facing Europe that will only worsen under future climate
change and the resulting sea level rise. One effect of erosion is the loss of ecosystem …

Tidal marshes are a key component of coastal seascape mosaics that support a suite of
socially and economically valuable ecosystem services, including recreational opportunities …

Large river-floodplain systems are hotspots of biodiversity and ecosystem services but are
also used for multiple human activities, making them one of the most threatened ecosystems …

Ecosystem service (ES) spatial modelling is a key component of the integrated assessments
designed to support policies and management practices aiming at environmental …

Sea level rise (SLR) has been described as one of the greatest potential causes of
ecosystem disruption, putting many coastal areas at risk of irreversible changes. However …

Mountain lakes are affected by anthropogenic use and global change, which necessitates
management strategies to ensure their conservation and provision of ecosystem services …

Aligning with people's values in landscape political decisions can help to minimise conflicts
between stakeholders and support social acceptability of solutions for systemic transitions …

The capacity of ecosystems to supply ecosystem services is decreasing. Sustaining this
supply requires an understanding of the links between the impacts of pressures introduced …