Demand for food products, often from international trade, has brought agricultural land use
into direct competition with biodiversity. Where these potential conflicts occur and which …

Permanent grasslands (PG) feature in the European rural landscape and represent a major
agricultural production resource. They support multiple non-provisioning ecosystem services …

Sustainable agricultural transformations are essential to navigate today's social-ecological
challenges. One such transformation increasingly advocated through new policies is the …

Negative interactions between humans and animals are becoming increasingly frequent, as
wild habitats shrink and human presence and activities expand throughout the world …

Societal and policy trends are leading to major demands on food systems, including a
transformation towards more sustainable and resilient farming systems. Research is …

The evidence that most agricultural landscapes are failing to deliver on biodiversity
conservation and ecosystem services provision suggests that future landscapes will need to …

Managing conservation projects requires implementing interventions that are influenced by
people's knowledge and their ways of comprehending a situation. This complexity often …

Coastal governance plays a central role in building the capacities for adaptation and
transformation towards climate resilience in coastal social-ecological systems (SES) …

The ongoing industrial activities in the USA have created environmental pressure, which is
being reflected on its biocapacity and ecological footprint. The policymakers are in pursuit of …

Farmers can counteract global warming by drawing carbon dioxide from the air into
agricultural soils by building up humus. Humus programs were developed to motivate …