Land use is a crucial factor affecting ecosystem service value (ESV), and forecasting future
land use changes and ESV response can guide urban planning and sustainable …

Recent years have witnessed growing interest in applying ecosystem service (ES)
frameworks to promote holistic decision-making and develop sustainable aquaculture. The …

Understanding and quantifying ES flows is essential for the sustainable management of
social-ecological systems, as it directly captures the human-nature interactions within the …

Background Even though wetlands are essential in enhancing water quality and providing
recreation and entertainment opportunities in urban areas, their values are overlooked by …

Rapid urbanization intensifies land-use transition by shrinking cropland and increasing the
land development of land in China, which affects the ecosystem services value (ESV) and …

The Henan section of the middle and lower Yellow River (HMLYR) is a crucial economic
zone and ecological barrier in the Central Plains. Rapid urbanization in these areas has …

Human activities are becoming increasingly diverse and disordered, especially in arid
areas, which affect ecosystem services more obviously. Conversely, ecosystem services …

Mangroves, seagrass meadows, and salt marshes, collectively termed “Blue Forests,” are
counted among the most valuable and productive coastal ecosystems on the planet. A …

Summary Wetlands provide∼ $47.4 trillion/year worth of ecosystem services globally and
support immense biodiversity, yet face widespread drainage and pollution, and large-scale …

The current lack of research on the evaluation of marine ecosystem services makes the
value of marine protection, development and restoration underestimated during the decision …