Agricultural intensification is a major driver of global biodiversity loss. In Europe,
intensification progressed over the 20th century and was accelerated by instruments of the …

One of Georgina Mace's many transformational research contributions was to provide a
universally applicable framework for incorporating any or all elements and connections of …

Ground-breeding farmland birds are disproportionately negatively affected by the impact of
agricultural intensification and mostly still dramatically declining in Europe. One main reason …

Finite land is under pressure to provide food, timber, human infrastructure, climate change
mitigation, and wildlife habitat. Given the inherent trade-offs associated with land-use …

Agri-environmental schemes (AES) implemented by farmer collectives for meadow bird
protection in The Netherlands create complex landscape mosaics due to the variability of …

The effectiveness of agri‐environment schemes (AESs), the largest conservation‐related
expenditure for farmland biodiversity conservation within the European Union, is often …

Agri-environmental schemes (AES) are the main policy tool to counteract farmland
biodiversity declines in Europe, but their biodiversity benefit varies across sites and is likely …

Abstract Agri-environment schemes (AES), as part of the European Union's Common
Agricultural Policy, are intended to help prevent the decline of farmland biodiversity …

Natural England and the RSPB have collaborated on species-focused conservation projects
for several decades. Since 2005, this has been through a formal 'Action for Birds in …

To assess the potential of the allocated Important Bird Areas (IBA) of the North Kazakhstan
region for the development of ecological tourism in the region. The work uses the materials …