Islands are the confluence of terrestrial ecology and marine ecology. With urban expansion economic development, ecological environment islands is facing serious threats. In order to study island area land use change/cover (LUCC) its impact on ecosystem service value (ESV), this was conducted. This evaluated ESV Zhoushan based LUCC, using equivalent coefficient method, simulated analyzed in 202...

The study of land use and cover (LULC) change the evolution ecosystem service values (ESV) is important for optimizing allocation regional resources achieving sustainable development, but traditional analysis methods cannot dig deeper into information on internal transitions between different types. Therefore, in this paper, we component Intensity Analysis to systematically analyze landscape ch...

An increasing degree of attention is being given to the ecosystem services which insect pollinators supply, and the economic value of these services. Recent research suggests that a range of factors are contributing to a global decline in pollination services, which are often used as a “headline” ecosystem service in terms of communicating the concept of ecosystem services, and how this ties pe...

A key challenge of ecosystem management is determining how to manage multiple ecosystem services across landscapes. Enhancing important provisioning ecosystem services, such as food and timber, often leads to tradeoffs between regulating and cultural ecosystem services, such as nutrient cycling, flood protection, and tourism. We developed a framework for analyzing the provision of multiple ecos...

Ecosystem services has risen to become one of the preeminent global policy discourses framing the way we conceive and articulate environment–society relations, integral to the form and function of a number of far-reaching international policies such as the Aichi 2020 Biodiversity Targets and the recently adopted Sustainable Development Goals. Value; its pursuit, definition, quantification, mone...

In the recent article, “Managing Invasive Aquatic Plants in a Changing System: Strategic Consideration of Ecosystem Services,” Hershner and Havens (2008) reject the need to manage certain aquatic plant invaders. The authors claim that Phragmites australis invasion is acceptable because it provides three ecosystem services: habitat, soil stabilization, and nutrient uptake and retention. We stron...