- Which ecosystem services are most important to society? This can be determined through a variety of methods, such as surveys, interviews, and modeling.

2. Assess the biodiversity impacts of different land use practices.

- How does land use change affect the provision of ecosystem services? This can be done through field studies, experiments, and modeling.

3. Identify opportunities to leverage biodiversity for ecosystem service delivery.

- How can we use biodiversity to enhance the provision of ecosystem services? This can be done through conservation, restoration, and sustainable management practices.

4. Develop and implement policies that support biodiversity-friendly land use practices.

- What policies can be put in place to encourage land use practices that support biodiversity and ecosystem service delivery? This can include land use regulations, financial incentives, and education programs.

5. Monitor and adapt land use practices based on changing biodiversity and ecosystem service needs.

- How can we track changes in biodiversity and ecosystem service delivery over time? This can be done through remote sensing, field studies, and modeling. Adaptive management strategies can be used to adjust land use practices based on monitoring results.

6. Communicate the benefits of biodiversity and ecosystem services to decision-makers and the public.

- Why is biodiversity important for ecosystem service delivery? How can we communicate the benefits of biodiversity and ecosystem services to decision-makers and the public? This can be done through outreach, education, and media campaigns.