Changes in authorship, networks, and research topics in ecosystem services

A large network of researchers and practitioners have been working on ecosystem services (ES) for decades. In the inaugural issue this journal, in 2012, we analysed authorship structure, citations, topics, journals publishing ES. Here update expand that analysis compare results with those found our previous analysis. We also analyse influence journal Ecosystem Services has had these variables over its first 10 years. look at which articles most field (as measured by number citations Services) broader scientific literature total citations). how networks, topics through keywords, types topic changed. Results show between two time periods (before after establishment 2012) there significant growth authors (12,795 to 91,051) published (4,948 33,973) Authorship networks expanded significantly, patterns co-authorship evolved interesting ways. The is now prolific publisher ES among 4,286 area. There a cluster 9 top cite, are cited each other, within rapidly expanding policy-relevant research