With the high rate of ecosystem change, effective systematic conservation planning must
account for ongoing and imminent threats to biodiversity to ensure its persistence …

Highlights•Large-scale reforestation will rely on participation of private landholders.•Carbon
farming has the potential to incentivise reforestation in production landscapes.•Assisted …

Flooding is a widely occurring natural hazard that noticeably damages property, people, and
the environment. In the context of climate change, the integration of spatial planning with …

The uncontrolled spread of towns and cities into their surrounding rural and natural land,
and the consequent increasing demand for new natural resources are among the most …

Pressure is increasing globally to deliver integrated land use at large spatial scales (10–100
s km 2) to address the climate and biodiversity emergencies through delivery of nature …

Natural climate solutions adopted by agricultural producers, such as cover crops, avoided
grassland conversion, and improved nutrient management, can contribute to climate change …

In the 1990s, the emergence of Integrated Management Approaches to water, land and
waste established a widely accepted understanding on integration of environmental …

Research efforts, on soil carbon management in agricultural lands, over the last two
decades have sought to improve our understanding in order to increase soil productivity, soil …

In this paper, we present an alternative governance system for managing biodiversity in
agricultural landscapes. Focusing primarily on the European Union (EU), we start with the …

We analysed the impact of land use mapping error on uncertainty in projections of land use
and ecosystem services in Australia's agricultural land from 2013 to 2050. We simulated …