Ecosystem services are inclusive and deliver multiple values. A comment on the concept of nature's contributions to people

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Maes, J.; Burkhard, B.; Geneletti, D.: Ecosystem services are inclusive and deliver multiple values. A comment on the concept of nature's contributions to people. In: One Ecosystem 3 (2018), e24720. DOI. https://doi.org/10.3897/oneeco.3.e24720

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A recent policy forum article in Science by Díaz et al. (2018) introduces nature's contributions to people (NCP) as an innovative approach to inform policy and decision-making. According to the authors, the NCP concept extends beyond the notion of ecosystem services by incorporating a more inclusive and interdisciplinary approach. Here this claim is challenged. Based on our experiences in Europe, we argue that the science, policy and practice of ecosystem services have progressed much beyond a mere economic and ecological rationale.
License of this version: CC BY 4.0 Unported
Document Type: Article
Publishing status: publishedVersion
Issue Date: 2018
Appears in Collections:Naturwissenschaftliche Fakultät

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pos. country downloads
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1 image of flag of Germany Germany 149 25.30%
2 image of flag of United States United States 68 11.54%
3 image of flag of United Kingdom United Kingdom 42 7.13%
4 image of flag of France France 25 4.24%
5 image of flag of Brazil Brazil 25 4.24%
6 image of flag of Australia Australia 19 3.23%
7 image of flag of Netherlands Netherlands 17 2.89%
8 image of flag of Mexico Mexico 15 2.55%
9 image of flag of Spain Spain 14 2.38%
10 image of flag of Canada Canada 13 2.21%
    other countries 202 34.30%

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