Biodiversity and ecosystem services dashboards to inform landscape and urban planning: a systematic analysis of current practices

Riffat, Maria; Adem Esmail, Blal; Wang, Jingxia; Albert, Christian

doi:10.1080/26395916.2023.2263105

Ecosystems and People

2023

DOI: 10.1080/26395916.2023.2263105

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Biodiversity and ecosystem services dashboards to inform landscape and urban planning: a systematic analysis of current practices

Maria Riffat,

Blal Adem Esmail,

Jingxia Wang

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Leveraging Ecosystem Services and Well-Being in Urban Landscape Planning for Nature Conservation: A Case Study of Peri-Urban Dynamics

Nevzati,

Veldi,

Storie

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Within peri-urban landscapes, this research investigated the complexity of the balance between urban development and green infrastructure preservation, with a specific focus on Harku municipality, Estonia. This study aimed to understand the interplay between cultural ecosystem services (CESs) and residents’ well-being. Aligned with the EU Nature Restoration Law, this research explored long-term dynamics in peri-urban areas’ CES conservation. The methodology included creating scenarios by combining new secondary data with the author’s prior studies, which covered landscape belts, CES values, and residents’ perceptions of satisfaction with the environment and recreation opportunities collected through a municipal survey. While residents expressed satisfaction in coastal and green spaces, a distinct decline was evident near villages with industrial and agricultural features, highlighting the landscape’s impact on well-being. This study identified case-study-specific threats related to rapid urbanisation and put forward constructive policy recommendations. The goal was to develop effective and sustainable strategies for preserving nature through ecosystem service-based frameworks, enhance community well-being, and account for landscape dynamics through scenario planning.

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Leveraging Ecosystem Services and Well-Being in Urban Landscape Planning for Nature Conservation: A Case Study of Peri-Urban Dynamics

Nevzati,

Veldi,

Storie

et al. 2024

Conservation

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Biodiversity and ecosystem services dashboards to inform landscape and urban planning: a systematic analysis of current practices

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Leveraging Ecosystem Services and Well-Being in Urban Landscape Planning for Nature Conservation: A Case Study of Peri-Urban Dynamics

Leveraging Ecosystem Services and Well-Being in Urban Landscape Planning for Nature Conservation: A Case Study of Peri-Urban Dynamics

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