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Modeling trade-offs among ecosystem services for agriculture in the “Sisal Belt” of Kilosa, Central Tanzania

2022-07-26

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Context.Exploring novel ways to maintain a healthy landscape while improving human welfare based on different human-environment relationships and competing interests from multiple stakeholders is critical for sustainable development under the context of the surging “global land rush” underway, and of increasing interest to landscape sustainability science. Objectives.This paper aims to: (1) integrate perceptions a...

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Literature Corpus work: 1b3073d4-bb1c-59f8-b65b-5a7eba3f381b
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-1875881/v1

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