Values or the welfare impact of landscape changes are therefore to a large extent driven by accessibility and proximity to people. As not all landscape changes affect ecosystem services to a degree that warrants a closer appraisal, we suggest a step-wise method starting with a screening phase to determine the most important ESs that are affected, followed by a more detailed appraisal and, where possible, monetary valuation of welfare changes for those ecosystem services that have been found most important. The step-wise method we suggest is inspired by the review in NCM (2015), and more specifically based on Atkins and Metroeconomica (2013) and Vista Analyse (2016a). In our case, we limit the use of the method to impacts on landscape experiences.