Valuing urban wetlands for sustainable land use: recreational services and economic insights from a travel cost framework

T. P. S. R. Guruge,P. C. Abeysiriwardana,I. V. Kuruppu,Aluthgedara Lahiru Janitha Bandara

Published 2025 in Urban Ecosystems

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2025
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Urban Ecosystems
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2025-07-26
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