This paper explores possible interdependence of biodiversity and several socioeconomic and political factors at the … county level. It is aimed at the empirical identification of direct and indirect effects between biodiversity (loss) and … determinant of biodiversity status. However, the impact of regional socioeconomic structures on biodiversity should not be …

. -- Marine biodiversity ; fishery economics ; product differentiation …

increases. -- Ecological fiscal transfers ; intergovernmental fiscal transfer ; biodiversity conservation ; protected areas …

development is the preservation and protection of biodiversity, which is the subject to the increasing impoverishment as a result … planning system destructively affect biodiversity, and thus sustainable development in Poland. …

Compensation schemes in which land owners receive payments for voluntarily managing their land in a biodiversity …-enhancing manner have become one of the most important instruments for biodiversity conservation worldwide. One key challenge when …

comprise energy production costs as well as external costs caused by harmful impacts on humans and biodiversity. We present a …

The “new economics of nature” refers to the recent development that nature and biodiversity protection are increasingly … Ecosystems and Biodiversity” and its follower “Natural Capital Germany – TEEB DE”. This economic perspective is heavily …, economic perspectives can deliver important additional arguments for nature and biodiversity protection. …

productivity. However, this is not the only channel for climatic change to affect agro-systems. Biodiversity is subject to climatic … fluctuations and in turn may alter land productivity too. Firstly, biodiversity is an input into agro-ecosystems. Secondly …, biodiversity supports the functioning of these systems (e.g. the balancing of the nutrient cycle). Thirdly, agro-systems also host …