Estimating the ecotourism carrying capacity (ETCC) in protected areas (PAs) is essential for
minimizing the negative impacts of ecotourism and sustainable environmental management …

Due to the challenges brought by field measurements to estimate the aboveground biomass
(AGB), such as the remote locations and difficulties in walking in these areas, more accurate …

Forest canopy cover (FCC) is an important ecological parameter of forest ecosystems, and is
correlated with forest characteristics, including plant growth, regeneration, biodiversity, light …

The integration and connection of habitats in protected areas (PAs) are essential for the
survival of plant and animal species and attaining sustainable development. Investigating …

Ecotourism in protected areas facilitates responsible travel to natural places that conserve
the environment, deliver economic benefits to local communities, and offer interpretation and …

Modeling rainfall interception (I) is fundamental for understanding the forests' role in
ecohydrological processes in local and regional scales. This research examines the …

This research evaluates the relationship between the official and unofficial road network and
deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon within and around 332 indigenous lands from 2008 to …

Forest-canopy closure (FCC) reflects the coverage of the forest tree canopy, which is one of
the most important indicators of forest structure and a core parameter in forest resources …

The Amazon Macrotidal Mangrove Coast contains the most extensive and continuous
mangrove belt globally, occupying an area of~ 6500 km2 and accounting for 4.2% of global …

Remote sensing and geospatial techniques are being used to provide large-scale and
regional solutions for achieving the sustainable development goals (SDGs) of the United …