Ecological Economics : Valuation of Ecosystem services
Ecosystem services are the beneficial outcomes, for the natural environment or people that result from ecosystem functions. Some examples of ecosystem services are support of the food chain, harvesting of animals or plants, and the provision of clean water or scenic views. In order for an ecosystem to provide services to humans, some interaction with, or at least some appreciation by humans is required. Thus, functions of ecosystems are value-neutral, while their services have value to...
Carbon Sequestration By The Selected Tree Species In Mukundara National Park
Diversity in India is observed in almost all the fields. Diversity is a concept about range of variation or differences among entities. India is a land of physical, ecological, biological, socio, cultural and linguistic diversity. It is characterized by innumerable varieties of climate pattern and habitats. Vegetation in relation to environment has been the major approach in studying the ecological aspects. These aspects present an integrated picture of the interactions of the species, ...
ECOSYSTEM SERVICES BY NATURE
When it comes to ecosystem services, there is a great economic importance that goes along with them. In fact, an economic model based on the value of these services has been created. When it comes to this model, it is based on the idea of creating a market for ecosystem services. Put simply, the economic model recognizes the value of these services and what they can contribute to a business or individual, and makes it possible to monetize them. At its core, this model is designed to help cre...