Ecosystem service research has long been dominated by a monetary interpretation of value,
neglecting other social perspectives on the importance of ecosystems for human well-being …

Global sustainability agendas focus primarily on halting deforestation, yet the biodiversity
crisis resulting from the degradation of remaining forests is going largely unnoticed. Forest …

The literature on human experience in green environments had widely showed the positive
outcomes of getting in contact with nature. This study addresses the issue of whether urban …

Research has demonstrated the positive impacts of contact with nature on people's
physiological and psychological health. However, few studies have discussed the effect of …

While urban growth contributes to the biodiversity crisis, biodiverse greenspaces within
cities could support both human wellbeing and biodiversity conservation. Yet, urban …

Urban woodland vegetation provides people with many aesthetic, ecological and
psychological benefits, but can also generate problems concerning people's perception of …

In addition to providing key ecological functions, large old trees are a part of a social realm
and as such provide numerous social‐cultural benefits to people. However, their social and …

Trees can enhance human mental and physical well-being in urban environments.
However, the tree benefits in urban planning are insufficiently recognised, and there is little …

Sustainable management promises to improve the conservation and utilization of ecosystem
services and their contribution to human wellbeing through management plans. This paper …

Aim of study: We aim at (i) develo** a reference definition of mixed forests in order to
harmonize comparative research in mixed forests and (ii) briefly review the research …