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Twenty years of ecosystem services: How far have we come and how far do we still need to go?

Leon Braat, Steve A Farber, Paul Sutton … (2017)

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It offers interesting information that every researcher on this topic should know to support his or her research.

It shows a clear summary of a diagnosis of the state of ecosystem services, emphasizing participatory methodologies that engage the community, which is a trend in current studies.

Furthermore, it also mentions the importance of evaluation methods that assess other ecosystem services that have not been studied in detail.

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