Abstract Payments for Ecosystem Services (PES) are incentive-based instruments that provide conditional economic incentives natural resources management. Research has shown when parachuted into rural communities, participation and benefits collectively negotiated shared. However, we know little about how benefit-sharing evolves over time in community-based PES. To address this gap, examine dist...

Abstract The use of stated preference methods with monetary payments in developing countries can be problematic as barter and paying labor are common rural areas. In response, a growing number studies explore using nonmonetary payment options. We contribute to this literature by exploring the impact vs. options on values elicited from choice experiment conducted country settings. also comparing...