There is a clear link between human developmental strides and biodiversity status on the
African continent. The link exists in the form of drivers, outlooks, emergent properties and …

India has the second largest population in the world and is characterized by a broad
diversity in climate, topography, flora, fauna, land use, and socioeconomic conditions. To …

Improving the cultivated land use ecological efficiency (CLUE) to obtain greater agricultural
output at a lower environmental cost, is an important part of effective management of land …

The rapid development of urbanization and industrialization in coastal China in the past 20
years has exerted a huge squeezing effect on agricultural land use. The phenomenon of …

Cultivated land utilization is related to national food security and sustainable development.
The anti-intensification of cultivated land use (ACLU) is a typical phenomenon involving …

Current approaches to project spatial biodiversity responses to climate change mainly focus
on the direct effects of climate on species while regarding land use and land cover as …

Agricultural expansion and intensification threaten pollinator populations worldwide,
potentially jeopardizing crop pollination. Although the highest rates of cropland expansion …

Agricultural intensification that results in conversion of forests into crop fields affects soil
biodiversity including nematodes which contribute to ecosystem services and play a key role …

The ongoing trend toward agricultural intensification in Southern Amazonia makes it
essential to explore the future impacts of this development on the extent of natural habitats …

The Anthropocene causes many massive and novel impacts, eg, on migratory birds and
their habitats. Many species of migratory birds have been declining on the Palearctic-African …