Ecosystem services as the basis of community well-being
Our research explores methods of assessing ecosystem services at local, through national to global scales (Dawson, Mulligan, Tebbs), analysing who benefits from different ecosystem services to meet their well being aspirations (Schreckenberg) and how potential trade-offs and synergies can be negotiated, particularly in the context of biodiversity conservation and sustainable development (see N4SDGs project). This includes the development of policy support tools such as Co$tingNature.
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