Biodiversity of European cultural landscapes is threatened by land abandonment and
intensification. While the conservation benefits of traditional management practices have …

This study deals with the future of the traditional agroforestry systems (TAFSs) in the
northern Mediterranean Basin. Important productive systems, such as ancient non-irrigated …

Dry rivers are non-perennial rivers with no surface water in their channels except after heavy
rainfall or snowmelt. The lack of water flow is often associated with a low provision of …

Dryland agroforestry is often hailed as a nature-based solution for rural people's water-and
climate-related struggles, yet appraisals of traditional agroforestry practices and …

Exploring the trends of sustainability science research is vital for advancing our
understanding of creating a more sustainable and resilient future for our planet and society …

While forest-related spiritual values (forest spirituality) have long been incorporated in global
forest-related policies and strategies, the significance of spiritual values in forest …

Socio‐ecological resilience is the capacity of a system to adapt to changing ecological and
social disturbances. Its assessment is extremely important to integrate long‐term …

Northwestern Morocco is characterized by highly anthropized landscapes under the
combined effect of agricultural intensification, resource overexploitation, urbanization, and …

Abstract Mount Hermon, Lebanon, has a long history of human occupation reflected in the
landscape and ecology that makes biocultural perspectives highly relevant for the …

In the last decades, rapid agricultural commercialization has led to landscape simplification,
posing threats to the social and ecological values of agroecosystems worldwide. This paper …