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Managing Forests for Water in the Anthropocene—The Best Kept Secret Services of Forest Ecosystems
2016
Forests
Water and forests are inextricably linked. Pressures on forests from population growth and climate change are increasing risks to forests and their aquatic ecosystem services (AES). There is a need to incorporate AES in forest management but there is considerable uncertainty about how to do so. Approaches that manage forest ecosystem services such as fiber, water and carbon sequestration independently ignore the inherent complexities of ecosystem services and their responses to management
doi:10.3390/f7030060
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