Agricultural intensification is a main threat to biodiversity, and vineyards are particularly
concerning because of their increasing extent and intensive management. Management …

Recent studies have reported on dramatic cases of aerial insect population declines by
focusing on the measure of the total biomass of caught insects. However, there is currently …

Vineyards are important perennial, often intensively managed agroecosystems. In most
vineyards, ground vegetation is controlled by tillage and/or the application of broadband …

Context Landscape and local habitat traits moderate wild bee communities. However,
whether landscape effects differ between local habitat types is largely unknown. Objectives …

Increasing urbanisation is one of the primary drivers of land-use change that threaten
biodiversity. Wild bee communities have been reported with contrasting responses to …

With rapid industrialization and urbanization in China, inadequate preservation of traditional
architecture coupled with natural deterioration have led to the fragmentation of architectural …

Context The role of landscape diversity and structure is crucial for maintaining biodiversity.
Both landscape diversity and structure have often been analysed on one thematic layer …

Habitat destruction and land use intensification are major causes of arthropod decline in
agroecosystems. Arthropods are key organisms that are linked to many ecosystem functions …

Vineyards are a very important perennial woody crop globally, but they are also among the
most intensively managed agroecosystems. This has resulted in biologically impoverished …

As urban areas continue to expand globally, animal biodiversity is likely to experience
altered habitat conditions, resource levels, and pathogen dynamics, with critical implications …