Ecosystem Service Supply in the Antarctic Peninsula Region: Evaluating an Expert-Based Assessment Approach and a Novel Seascape Data Model

The Southern Ocean and coastal Antarctica provide a variety of ecosystem services with benefits for humankind that are of regional and global importance. Despite being nearly uninhabited, increasing exploitation of natural resources, a growing human presence, and environmental change threaten the su...

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Published in:	Frontiers in environmental science 2019-10, Vol.7
Main Authors:	Neumann, Barbara, Mikoleit, Anton, Bowman, Jeff S., Ducklow, Hugh W., Müller, Felix
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Subjects:	Antarctic Peninsula Antarctic zone Assessments Climate change Coasts Conservation Decision making Ecological function Ecosystem assessment Ecosystem services Ecosystems Environmental changes Environmental economics Environmental science expert-based assessments Exploitation International agreements Marine ecosystems Marine environment matrix method Natural resources Ocean circulation Organic chemistry Provisioning Qualitative analysis Resource exploitation seascapes service providing units Strategic management Sustainable development Terrestrial ecosystems Tourism Treaties Whales & whaling
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