Landuse changes, including deforestation, agriculture, and urbanization, have coincided
with an increase in vector-borne diseases worldwide. Landuse changes may alter mosquito …

Anthropogenic environmental changes, such as deforestation, agriculture, and introduced
exotic species, have often coincided with an increase in mortality and morbidity from …

Background Anthropogenic land use changes have contributed considerably to the rise of
emerging and re-emerging mosquito-borne diseases. These diseases appear to be …

Land‐use change, including deforestation for agriculture and urbanisation, has coincided
with increases in vector‐borne diseases worldwide. Land‐use change is likely to regulate …

The proliferation of disease‐vector mosquitoes has been attributed to the effects of land‐use
change. We investigated the relationship between land use, macroinvertebrate …

Emerging infectious diseases are considered to be a growing threat to human and wildlife
health. Such diseases might be facilitated by anthropogenic land‐use changes that cause …

Darwin, in the tropical north of Australia, is subject to high numbers of mosquitoes and
several mosquito-borne diseases. Many of Darwin's residential areas were built in close …

Mosquitoes and mosquito-borne pathogens within urban regions may vary in response to
short-term spatial and temporal changes in climate, as well as the distribution of water …

Anthropogenic environmental change is acknowledged as a primary factor in the
emergence of diseases. New Zealand's history since human occupation has been …

The expansion of existing wetlands, their creation from arable land, and the creation of new
saltmarsh to alleviate coastal erosion and flooding are important UK issues as the …