Original paper
Actionable knowledge for land use planning: Making ecosystem services operational
Abstract
The term ‘actionable knowledge’ indicates the rising expectation that science should produce useful results for policy and planning. In line with this, the success of the notion of ecosystem services (ES) in ecological sciences has been associated with promises of enhanced environmental protection and a narrowed gap between ecological knowledge and action. Promising to deliver operational knowledge for land-use planning, the notion allows...
Paper Details
Title
Actionable knowledge for land use planning: Making ecosystem services operational
Published Date
Mar 1, 2018
Journal
Volume
72
Pages
27 - 34
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