[PDF] Top 20 The Value of a Land Use Project’s Ecosystem Services

... of land services occupied by a project, we apply the emergy evaluation method and the market price method in three parts: net primary production, carbon sequestration, the soil building and ... See full document

... and use of incentives to promote stewardship and behaviour change (Scott and Shannon, ...addressed value systems based on intrinsic value which may not connect well with other value systems ... See full document

... economic value (more broadly) and market price (more specifically) is easily blurred when monetary valuation enters the fray, with the logic soon being advocated that environmental finance markets are the ... See full document

... Geometric precision, atmospheric correction, radiometric calibration, normalization of histograms and eliminating the redundancy of multispectral images, are all elements necessary for a successful change detection ... See full document

... biodiversity, ecosystem quality and ecosystem service, for example, a clean air or a scenic view, lead to a change in the cost (value) of the ... See full document

... different land-uses in Kaituna catchment provide different functions and ...services. Land-use such as dairy, plantation forestry, and sheep and beef raising provide production ES ...of ... See full document

... Because ecosystem services are not fully ‘captured’ in commercial markets or adequately quantified in terms comparable with econ- omic services and manufactured capital, they are often given too ... See full document

... of land use inter- ventions ...the project are indi- cated in Table ...the project while the rest of them imple- mented at least one land use intervention ...one land ... See full document

... of Land Degradation (ELD) Interim Report (ELD-Initiative, 2013) results in “the reduction in the economic value of ecosystem ser- vices and goods derived from land as a result of anthropogenic ... See full document

... experiment value of CZK ...valuing ecosystem services of meadow ecosystems using the choice experiment method, but they are not montane meadows ; most often, they are wet meadows and, above all, ... See full document

... economic value (Table 4; Sandhu et ...arable land to forms of agriculture with high ES delivery (Table ...fertiliser use may be associated with risks such as pest resistance and outbreaks and ... See full document

... on land demand for farming purposes and firewood and charcoal demand (Knöpfle, 2004) showed, for each scenario, whether the natural resources of the area were sufficient to support the population’s ... See full document

... of ecosystem services flows and natural capital stocks are increasingly useful ways to highlight, measure, and value the degree of interdependence between humans and the rest of ...ing value of ... See full document

... and ecosystem-service transitions, combined with detailed local ...“forest ecosystem-service transition” concept will only become more rigorous and applicable for describing services gained and lost ... See full document

... General Services Support Estimate (GSSE), and the Total Support Estimate (TSE), which is the sum of the other ...monetary value of gross transfers from consumers and taxpayers to support agricultural ... See full document

... little value associated with the ecosystem ...barren land, a land use type whose ecosystem service values have not been well researched ...tourist/recreation value in ... See full document

... and ecosystem services under a range of land-use and climate future scenarios? (2) What is the mag- nitude of the uncertainties associated with the projections ob- tained from different ... See full document

... Terrestrial Ecosystem Model (TEM) (31, 32) [supporting information (SI) ...of land of a given biome is converted from its current state and (ii) the differences in rates of carbon sequestration between ... See full document

... modelled services represent three different conceptual approaches; carbon storage being a stock model, sediment erosion a dynamic flow model, and pollination being an ecological model that depends on both stocks ... See full document

... capacity (Table 1; Blann et al. 2009; Sharpley et al. 2013). The anthropogenic factors that lower catchment buffering capacity will also affect farmers’ adaptive capac- ity. Rowe et al. (2015) highlighted that utilizing ... See full document