Inventory of Marine Ecosystem Services Valuation Tools

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Inventory of Marine Ecosystem Services Valuation Tools

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Ecosystem Services and Uses, Economics

This item is included as part of the SeaPlan Archives.

SeaPlan Archive Category: Cross-cutting

SeaPlan Archive Project: Marine Ecosystems Services Valuation Inventory

Type: Report

Year of publication: 2016

Authoring organizations: SeaPlan

Publishing institution: SeaPlan

City: Boston

This resource compiles several examples of tools and software used for valuing marine ecosystems services.

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