Part A: Aims and approach
I) Introduction: The Natura 2000 network and its benefits
II) Methodology for assessing EU wide benefits of Natura 2000
III) The total Value of the Natura 2000 network – a first assessment
Part B: Deriving an aggregate total value of services from natura 2000
IV) Overview of Ecosystem Services
Part C: The value of diff erent Ecosystem services from Natura 2000
V) Natura 2000’s fundamental role in climate mitigation – The Carbon storage and sequestration benefi ts of Natura 2000
VI) Natura 2000 as a tool for security: Natural hazards benefits and climate adaptation
VII) Natura 2000 as a motor of the economy/oil of society – The tourism and recreation benefits
VIII) Natura 2000 and ‘free’ resources for/value for money in the economy and society: Water purification and supply benefits (and waste)
IX) Natura 2000 and food: Marine protected areas and fish, and terrestrial protected areas, pollination and agriculture
X) Natural 2000 and our health, identity and learning
Part D: Realising the Benefi ts of Natura 2000
XI) Realising the Benefi ts: restoration and conservation for biodiversity and co-benefits.
Part E: Summary of results and outlook
XII) Summary of results
XIII) Outlook: improving the knowledge base for the economic valuation of ecosystem services delivered by Natura 2000
References
Annex I: Glossary of terms
Annex II: Overview of existing valuation site-based studies
Annex III: Examples of ecosystem services