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Land Use/Cover Change as a major driver of ecosystem services values variation in the Indigenous Agroforestry systems of North-Eastern Mountains, Tanzania

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Oforo Didas Kimaro *
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Dennis Ojwang
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Brian Rotich
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Ellen Desie
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Bruno Verbist
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Didas N. Kimaro
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Karl‐Heinz Feger
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Karen Vancampenhout
DOI:10.1016/j.tfp.2026.101278delete
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• LULC changes caused significant ESV losses in indigenous agroforestry systems • ESV trends varied markedly across mountainous landscapes • Agroforestry decline reduced key regulating and provisioning services • ESV estimated using the benefit transfer method with spatial analysis • Recorded ESV losses call for targeted landscape restoration and sustainable land management
Keywords:
Indigenous agroforestry systems
Land use/land cover dynamics
Remote sensing
ecosystem services
north-eastern mountains
Tanzania
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trees, forests and people
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hungarian university of agriculture and life sciences
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mwenge catholic university
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Faculty of Environmental Sciences
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KU Leuven
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leaf magnet research and development ltd
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