Review of the Ecosystem Services of Temperate Wetlands and Their Valuation Tools

Grazie, Fabio Delle; Gill, Laurence

doi:10.3390/w14091345

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“…Research on the value of wetlands has been conducted to determine the value of the ecosystem services provided by wetlands. Grazie and Gill [6] promoted research and analysis on ecosystem services related to wetlands and showed that related research has been rapidly increasing since the 2010s. As the case analysis research on wetland value increases, meta-analyses of various research cases are also emerging.…”

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An Estimation of Ecosystem Service Value of Rice Paddy Wetland in Korea Using Contingent Valuation Method

Myeong,

2023

Water

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Agricultural land is an important ecosystem that is essential for human life, and rice paddies, in particular, provide many ecosystem services such as food production and the maintenance of biodiversity. Although the value of rice paddy wetlands is high, they are rapidly disappearing due to urbanization and development. This study aims to estimate the monetary value of the rice paddy wetland ecosystem and investigate the proportion of benefits for each rice paddy wetland function to provide policy implications for rice paddy wetland management. To this end, this study conducted a survey with 988 South Korean citizens regarding rice paddy wetlands and adopted the contingent valuation method (CVM) with various approaches (double-bounded dichotomous choice pooled model, double-bounded dichotomous choice panel model, pseudo referendum model, open-ended question model, etc.). Considering the characteristics of each approach, the present value of the total willingness to pay (WTP) per household was estimated to range from 327 to 347 USD. When extrapolated to the entire country, the total WTP of all households in South Korea is estimated from 6.7 to 7.1 billion USD. This study also finds that households have an average WTP distribution ratio by paddy wetlands function as follows: food supply 33.8%, biodiversity 27.2%, disaster and pollution control 24.2%, and cultural services 14.8%. These findings have policy implications by providing valuable insights for decision-making in determining the priority and allocation levels of financial resources in the future design of policies related to paddy wetlands.

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An Estimation of Ecosystem Service Value of Rice Paddy Wetland in Korea Using Contingent Valuation Method

Myeong,

2023

Water

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“…Further, we identified in studies which stakeholders, if any, were included. Previous reviews on urban wetlands have tended to be for researcher audiences and have not analyzed whether and how such research has been used, may be useful, or may be used, or who such research has engaged (Darrah et al, 2019;Ingrao et al, 2020;Alikhani et al, 2021;Delle Grazie and Gill, 2022). Finally, we assigned SETs dimensions to environmental stressors and management strategies according to a multi-step coding process.…”

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People, place, and planet: Global review of use-inspired research on water-related ecosystem services in urban wetlands

Sauer,

Chang

2023

Camb. prisms Water

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With climate change and urbanization, city planners and developers have increasing interest and practice in constructing, restoring, or incorporating wetlands as forms of green infrastructure to maintain water-related ecosystem services (WES). We reviewed studies that valued in functional or monetary units the water regulation and purification services of urban wetlands around the globe. We used the adaptive management cycle (AMC) as a heuristic to determine the step that a study would represent in the AMC, the connections between the cycle steps that were used or considered, and the stakeholders involved. Additionally, we identified the social, ecological, and/or technological dimension(s) of the environmental stressors and management strategies described by study authors. While use-inspired research on WES occurs throughout the globe, most studies serve to singularly assess problems or monitor urban wetlands, consider or use no connectors between steps, and involve no stakeholder groups. Both stressors and strategies were overwhelmingly multidimensional, with the social dimension represented in the majority of both. We highlight studies that successfully interfaced with cities across multiple steps, connectors, engaged stakeholder groups, and disseminated findings and skills to stakeholder groups. True use-inspired research should explicitly involve management systems that are used by city stakeholders and propose multidimensional solutions.

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Eutrophication assessment in Pannonian Basin (the case of Ludaš Lake Special Nature Reserve and Palić Nature Park)

Caković,

Beloica,

Baumgertel

et al. 2023

Environ Monit Assess

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Review of the Ecosystem Services of Temperate Wetlands and Their Valuation Tools

Cited by 10 publications

References 73 publications

An Estimation of Ecosystem Service Value of Rice Paddy Wetland in Korea Using Contingent Valuation Method

An Estimation of Ecosystem Service Value of Rice Paddy Wetland in Korea Using Contingent Valuation Method

People, place, and planet: Global review of use-inspired research on water-related ecosystem services in urban wetlands

Eutrophication assessment in Pannonian Basin (the case of Ludaš Lake Special Nature Reserve and Palić Nature Park)

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