This document discusses growing ecosystem services and the value they provide. It summarizes that worldwide ecosystem services are worth an average of $33 trillion annually, but many services are declining as land use changes intensify. Specific services like pest control, worth $13.6 billion, and pollination, critical for 75% of crop species, are examined. The status of provisioning, regulating and cultural services is outlined, with many degraded. Soil conservation, carbon sequestration and the role of landscapes in service delivery are also covered. Future trends may include more investment in natural capital and adaptive management. Agricultural practices supporting biodiversity can enhance services and carbon storage.