Titlebook: Human-Nature Interactions; Exploring Nature’s V Ieva Misiune,Daniel Depellegrin,Lukas Egarter Vigl Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2022 The Editor(s) (if appl

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The Figuring of an Aspherical X-Ray Lensution; ‘wealthier’ neighbourhoods offered more OGS than poorer neighbourhoods. Better regulation of development is required and future land use plans need to preserve and protect future OGS sites and improve access points to existing OGS to ensure more equitable access to diverse natural landscapes.

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Responsive Schemes for Raw Valuesiver planners. Six typified human-nature relationships are explored, and through an understanding of synergies and tensions, planners gain knowledge to support both decision-making and communication for sustaining the integrated mountain system.

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Vulnerability and Long-term Care in Europe travel out to directly receive nature’s benefits? Here, we explore this issue – breaking down ES flows into two components (i.e. the movement of natural goods and the movement of beneficiaries [people]).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-30254-1entials to address urban challenges, such as biodiversity conservation, climate change adaptation, green economy development, and social cohesion, and reveals research gaps that still need to be addressed in future.

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Conceptualizing Human–Nature Interactions – An Overviewd, and their systematic uptake is hampered by a lack of clarity over the relationships and overlaps between different nature-based approaches. Here, we discuss recent advances in conceptualizing human–nature interactions with the aim of making these concepts more tangible and applicable for a broader audience.

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Environmental Values and Nature’s Contributions to People: Towards Methodological Pluralism in Evaluh approach (for example, the purposes of evaluation, how values and preferences can be expressed, and the positionality for those who recognise and give voice to different values) will provide a robust foundation for communication and learning across disciplinary and practitioner boundaries.

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From Human-Nature Dualism Towards More Integration in Socio-ecosystems Studiesarding human–nature integration versus dualism, offering a window on the advantages and limitations of various positions. We also discuss how methodological choices are important to translate human–nature integration or dichotomy depending on the study aim.