Valuations of nature and its contributions to people in South America’s Southern Cone: taking stock and looking forward
Authors:
- Christopher B. AndersonCAChristopher B. Anderson
- Daniela M. TamburiniDTDaniela M. Tamburini
- Jorge L. BaldoJBJorge L. Baldo
- Ian BarbeIBIan Barbe
- Diego A. CabrolDCDiego A. Cabrol
- Joana Carlos BezerraJBJoana Carlos Bezerra
- Javier M. CordierJCJavier M. Cordier
- Cristina CusselCCCristina Cussel
- Samanta DodinoSDSamanta Dodino
- Lucrecia EstigarribiaLELucrecia Estigarribia
- Rayen Estrada PachecoRPRayen Estrada Pacheco
- Sabrina HarrisSHSabrina Harris
Open Access
- 13 September 2025
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Perspectives in Ecology and Conservation
- Vol. 23 (4) , 263-273
Abstract
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