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Perceptions of Forest Ecosystem Services and Future Management Preferences: A Stakeholder-Based Assessment for an oak forest in W. Greece
Strong preference for regulating and cultural ecosystem services, with microclimate regulation, erosion protection, and recreation ranked as the most important forest benefits. Stakeholders favour multifunctional and heterogeneous forest management, preferring mixed tree densities and native species
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