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2016
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- handle: 10670/1.960lfz
- hal: hal-02800532
- PRODINRA: 381358
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Biological diversity Biotic diversity Diversity, Biological Diversification, Biological Biological diversification Worth Axiology Capitalization (Finance) Appraisal Property--Valuation Economic valuation Underpinning Renewable natural resources--Economic aspects Natural resources, Renewable Renewable resources Resources, Renewable natural People Man Humanity (Human beings) Human race Mankind Homo sapiens Humankind Humans Pomology Fruits Funds Funding Economic theory Political economy Beekeeping Keeping bees Apiculture Honeybee--Rearing Rearing of bees Keeping, Bee Honeybee culture Bee keeping Welfare (Personal well-being) Wellbeing Finance, commerce, confiscations, etc Seed Pollinator species Pollinator organisms Pollinating organisms Pollenizers Pollinizers Pollinating speciesCiter ce document
Nicola Gallai et al., « Economic valuation of pollinator gains and losses », HAL-SHS : économie et finance, ID : 10670/1.960lfz
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Pollinators provide a wide range of benefits to humans, such as securing a reliable and diverse seed and fruit supply, underpinning wider biodiversity and ecosystem function, producing honey and other outputs from beekeeping, and supporting cultural values. These benefits can be expressed in economic terms to quantify the consequences of gains and losses in pollinator abundance and diversity to human wellbeing (well established)