Final report on relationships between biodiversity, ecosystem services and values in case studies: PART I: Literature review of the relationships between biodiversity, ecosystem services and values
Paula A. Harrison(UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology), Francis Turkelboom(Research Institute for Nature and Forest), W. Geertsema, James C. R. Smart(Griffith University), Chiara Polce, Louise Martinsen(Aarhus University), Magdalena Bucur, Mette Termansen(University of Copenhagen), Psk Rajapakshe, U. Brandweiner, Rob Tinch(Economics for the Environment Consultancy (United Kingdom)), Els Lommelen, Linda Meiresonne, Laurence Mathieu, Gillian Simpson(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Małgorzata Blicharska, Benis N. Egoh(University of California, Irvine), R. W. Dunford(University of Oxford), H. Lindhjelm, Frederik Möller, Pam Berry(Department of the Premier and Cabinet), John Haslett(Cedars-Sinai Smidt Heart Institute), Nicoleta Geamănă
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