Cultural ecosystem services (CES) are increasingly addressed in research, but conceptual
and methodological issues still limit their integration into management and decision-making …

Cultural ecosystem services constitute a field of research characterised by a growing
number of publications from various academic disciplines. We carried out a systematic …

Ecosystem service assessments have been conducted for coastal management with a
primary focus on tangible natural capital. Thus far, the explicit variation of cultural ecosystem …

Previous studies have recognized the importance of social dimensions of ecosystem
services and their incorporation into planning processes. However, understanding how …

Elaborating the benefits humans receive from coastal wetlands using a Cultural Ecosystem
Services assessment is an emergent and important field linking human wellbeing to …

Our applied case study demonstrates how knowledge from community stakeholders about
emotional attachment (as a key component of sense of place) can inform and influence …

Participatory modelling increases the transparency of environmental planning and
management processes and enhances the mutual understanding among different parties …

Spatially explicit models for conservation planning often rely on environmental and
economic indicators to prioritize management decisions. Consideration of social values in …

Coastal and marine ecosystems are under high pressure from multiple activities that take
place in coastal areas. Map** and assessment of ecosystem services are considered …

Marine ecosystem restoration is fast becoming the primary tool for repairing the socio-
ecological functions and economic benefits of coastal ecosystems. Healthy seascapes are …