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Operationalising ecosystem service co-production: A decision-oriented approach for integrated ecosystem assessments
Ecosystem Services (ES), or Nature’s Contributions to People (NCP), are increasingly understood as products of interactions between natural and anthropogenic inputs. However, co-production remains unevenly implemented in ecosystem assessments. Rather than seeking to measure or causally decompose co-
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