Advances in agrochemistry in the 19th century, along with increased specialisation and
intensification of food production, transformed agriculture triggering a farmland biodiversity …

Shifting cultivation remains an important land system in many tropical landscapes, but
transitions away from shifting cultivation are increasingly common. So far, our knowledge on …

Scaling up case-based knowledge to understand human-environmental interactions is key
to addressing the sustainability challenges we face in the Anthropocene. Mapping social …

Due to rising demand for both food and environmental services, agriculture is increasingly
required to deliver multiple outcomes. Characterising differences, across agricultural …

Many policies in agriculture, forestry and other sectors aim to reduce social or environmental
risks and enhance sustainable land use. For example, the European Union (EU) has …

ABSTRACT Advances in Land System Science (LSS) rely on the evidence generated by
different types of research activities, including place-based case studies, landscape/land …

Predicting future land system changes driven by anthropogenic and climactic impacts can
help to explore adaptation and mitigation pathways for regional and global sustainable …

Global challenges related to land, biodiversity, food and climate interact in diverse ways
depending on local conditions and the broader context in which they are embedded. This …

Current agricultural practices in Europe are increasingly aggravating societal and
environmental safety concerns. This creates social and regulatory pressures on farmers …

The concept of ecological infrastructure (EI) as a lens for landscape management has the
potential to address environmental challenges, such as biodiversity loss and ecosystem …