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Integrating Socio-ecological Approach for Recognising Sport Activities as Cultural Ecosystem Services Provided by Forest Ecosystems
Forest ecosystems provide a wide range of cultural ecosystem services (CES), including opportunities for recreation, physical activity, and psychological wellbeing. As outdoor sports continue to grow in popularity, forests are increasingly used as spaces that support both individual health and socia
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