Description:
Urban green experiences high use-pressures through differing and conflicting demands. Eco-system services provided by urban green are manifold, with cultural ecosystem services (CES) representing socio-cultural benefits. To be able to inform policy-makers about the values of their urban green, changing and conflicting perceptions of cultural ecosystem services should be acknowledged. In the doctoral thesis at hand I combined qualitative and quantitative social research methods to gain information on cultural ecosystem services provided by urban green in Berlin. After theoretical analyses, q...