Oxford Long-Term Ecology Lab

Long-Term Ecology, Biodiversity Conservation, and Environmental Stewardship Technologies


The Long-term Ecology and Resource Stewardship lab in the University of Oxford and the Centre for International Forestry Research (CIFOR) Evidence Based Forestry initiative are collaborating on a systematic review map that aims to summarize the state of available methodologies for assessing ecosystem services on farms. Please get in touch with any publications or suggestions.

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The call can also be found as a pdf file: Call for grey literature – Ecosystem services and agriculture

 

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