Scoping Study on Valuing Ecosystem Services of Forests Across Great Britain October 2011: Executive Summary Last updated :28 Oct 2024 Topic: Using woodlands Sub topic: Forest industry This document outlines the study to review the existing evidence base on the value of ecosystem services. Summary The study addresses four specific aims: Review estimated values for the economic, social and environmental benefits produced by Britain's forests from existing literature and categorise these values according to the ecosystem services framework. Identify gaps in the existing evidence base and recommend future research priorities to demonstrate the ecosystem service value of woodlands across the UK. Highlight key challenges and uncertainties that could arise in the valuation of ecosystem services and suggest how these could be addressed. Consider practical market opportunities for forest ecosystem services and their potential scale, using case studies, where possible. Scoping Study on Valuing Ecosystem Services of Forests Across Great Britain October 2011: Executive Summary PDF | (263.21 KB ) This file might not be suitable for users of assistive technology. Please contact us to request an alternative format. Share this page with others Copy link Email LinkedIn Facebook X formerly Twitter