Christina von Haaren is Professor of Landscape Planning and Nature Conservation at the Institute of Environmental Planning at Leibniz Universität Hannover. She has been working for decades on landscape planning theories and methods and is especially interested in the implementation of sustainable agriculture and renewable energies Christian Albert is Junior Professor of Landscape Planning and Ecosystem Services at the Institute of Environmental Planning at Leibniz Universität Hannover. He has expertise in the theories and methods of landscape planning, ecosystem services, and sustainability science Andrew Lovett is Professor of Geography in the School of Environmental Sciences at the University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK. He is a specialist in Geographical Information Systems, with interests in catchment management, energy system transitions and natural capital

• 1. Landscape planning and ecosystem services: the sum is more than the parts.- 2. Objectives and structure of the book.- 3. Theories and methodology for ecosystem services assessment in landscape planning.- 4. The basis of evaluation: legal, economic and social factors.- 5. Data sources for assessments.- 6. Using GIS in landscape planning.- 7. Ecosystem services under pressure.- 8. European Union policies and standards as drivers for ecosystem service provision and impairment.- 9. Assessing pressures in landscape planning.- 10. Production capacity and actual provision of food, materials and energy .- 11. Cooper, Hiscock: Catchment water resources.- 12. Renewable energy production capacities and goods.- 13.Regional climate regulation capacities.- 14. Greenhouse gas storage and sequestration function.- 15. Landscape aesthetic capacities as a cultural ecosystem service.- 16. The natural support system of ecosystems.- 17. Identification and evaluation of habitat development potentials.- 18. Habitat capacity.- 19. Evaluation of multifunctionality and aggregated benefits.- 20. Economic valuation of services.- 21.  Developing landscape planning objectives and measures.- 22.  Measures  for protecting soil-related ecosystem services.- 23. Mitigation measures for water pollution and flooding.- 24. Measures for landscape aesthetics and recreational quality.- 25.  Measures for biodiversity.- 26. Methods for increasing spatial and cost effectiveness of measures through multifunctionality.- 27. Leitbilder and scenarios in landscape planning.- 28.  Techniques for participatory approaches.- 29.  Design in landscape planning solutions.- 30. Perspectives from outside the EU: Influence of legal and planning frameworks on landscape planning.- 31. Synthesis and prospects for landscape planning.

Christina von Haaren is Professor of Landscape Planning and Nature Conservation at the Institute of Environmental Planning at Leibniz Universität Hannover. She has been working for decades on landscape planning theories and methods and is especially interested in the implementation of sustainable agriculture and renewable energies Christian Albert is Junior Professor of Landscape Planning and Ecosystem Services at the Institute of Environmental Planning at Leibniz Universität Hannover. He has expertise in the theories and methods of landscape planning, ecosystem services, and sustainability science Andrew Lovett is Professor of Geography in the School of Environmental Sciences at the University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK. He is a specialist in Geographical Information Systems, with interests in catchment management, energy system transitions and natural capital

• 1. Landscape planning and ecosystem services: the sum is more than the parts.- 2. Objectives and structure of the book.- 3. Theories and methodology for ecosystem services assessment in landscape planning.- 4. The basis of evaluation: legal, economic and social factors.- 5. Data sources for assessments.- 6. Using GIS in landscape planning.- 7. Ecosystem services under pressure.- 8. European Union policies and standards as drivers for ecosystem service provision and impairment.- 9. Assessing pressures in landscape planning.- 10. Production capacity and actual provision of food, materials and energy .- 11. Cooper, Hiscock: Catchment water resources.- 12. Renewable energy production capacities and goods.- 13.Regional climate regulation capacities.- 14. Greenhouse gas storage and sequestration function.- 15. Landscape aesthetic capacities as a cultural ecosystem service.- 16. The natural support system of ecosystems.- 17. Identification and evaluation of habitat development potentials.- 18. Habitat capacity.- 19. Evaluation of multifunctionality and aggregated benefits.- 20. Economic valuation of services.- 21.  Developing landscape planning objectives and measures.- 22.  Measures  for protecting soil-related ecosystem services.- 23. Mitigation measures for water pollution and flooding.- 24. Measures for landscape aesthetics and recreational quality.- 25.  Measures for biodiversity.- 26. Methods for increasing spatial and cost effectiveness of measures through multifunctionality.- 27. Leitbilder and scenarios in landscape planning.- 28.  Techniques for participatory approaches.- 29.  Design in landscape planning solutions.- 30. Perspectives from outside the EU: Influence of legal and planning frameworks on landscape planning.- 31. Synthesis and prospects for landscape planning.

Christina von Haaren is Professor of Landscape Planning and Nature Conservation at the Institute of Environmental Planning at Leibniz Universität Hannover. She has been working for decades on landscape planning theories and methods and is especially interested in the implementation of sustainable agriculture and renewable energies Christian Albert is Junior Professor of Landscape Planning and Ecosystem Services at the Institute of Environmental Planning at Leibniz Universität Hannover. He has expertise in the theories and methods of landscape planning, ecosystem services, and sustainability science Andrew Lovett is Professor of Geography in the School of Environmental Sciences at the University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK. He is a specialist in Geographical Information Systems, with interests in catchment management, energy system transitions and natural capital

• 1. Landscape planning and ecosystem services: the sum is more than the parts.- 2. Objectives and structure of the book.- 3. Theories and methodology for ecosystem services assessment in landscape planning.- 4. The basis of evaluation: legal, economic and social factors.- 5. Data sources for assessments.- 6. Using GIS in landscape planning.- 7. Ecosystem services under pressure.- 8. European Union policies and standards as drivers for ecosystem service provision and impairment.- 9. Assessing pressures in landscape planning.- 10. Production capacity and actual provision of food, materials and energy .- 11. Cooper, Hiscock: Catchment water resources.- 12. Renewable energy production capacities and goods.- 13.Regional climate regulation capacities.- 14. Greenhouse gas storage and sequestration function.- 15. Landscape aesthetic capacities as a cultural ecosystem service.- 16. The natural support system of ecosystems.- 17. Identification and evaluation of habitat development potentials.- 18. Habitat capacity.- 19. Evaluation of multifunctionality and aggregated benefits.- 20. Economic valuation of services.- 21.  Developing landscape planning objectives and measures.- 22.  Measures  for protecting soil-related ecosystem services.- 23. Mitigation measures for water pollution and flooding.- 24. Measures for landscape aesthetics and recreational quality.- 25.  Measures for biodiversity.- 26. Methods for increasing spatial and cost effectiveness of measures through multifunctionality.- 27. Leitbilder and scenarios in landscape planning.- 28.  Techniques for participatory approaches.- 29.  Design in landscape planning solutions.- 30. Perspectives from outside the EU: Influence of legal and planning frameworks on landscape planning.- 31. Synthesis and prospects for landscape planning.