Ecosystem services can be roughly divided into ... for example regulation of climate, quality and quantity of water, etc. Cultural services – non-material benefits from ecosystems, for example the ...

Indeed, culture is who we are and what we do. What might it look like for the progressive left to cultivate an ecosystem that advances a worldview of love, care, regeneration, and interdependence? If ...

Services provided by soils are vital for the well being of humans. The biodiversity-ecosystem services relationship is a hot topic in science but to what extent is it evident in soils? Aa Aa Aa ...

We expect that increases in cultural ecosystem services - the nonmaterial benefits that people obtain from ecosystems, such as recreation, intellectual development, or aesthetic experiences - may ...

Jeroo Billimoria started the childline India Foundation in Mumbai, India, as a toll-free telephone help line connecting street children with a wide range of support services. She quickly became aware ...

The Kharpa Unity Network is reshaping the future of decentralized finance with an all-encompassing platform that merges cultural depth, cutting-edge blockchain infrastructure, and a vision of truly ...

Scientists use the term “ecosystem services” or “nature’s contributions to people” to refer to the ... In addition to these tangible benefits, mountains, lakes and oceans offer recreational enjoyment ...

Wetlands are vital for humans, for other ecosystems and for our climate, providing essential ecosystem services, such as water regulation, including flood control and water purification.