Planting trees is widely regarded as an important part of climate change mitigation and
adaptation efforts. As a result, large-scale tree planting projects have been initiated around …

Mainstreaming biodiversity across government and society is recognised by international
policy as critical to achieving positive conservation outcomes. With 'participatory …

Even if there is an increasing public awareness of biodiversity loss, there still is the need to
improve individuals' behaviours in favour of biodiversity conservation, such as composting …

Pasture and improved grasslands are commonly managed by a combination of artificial
fertilisation and biomass removal, but a deeper understanding of how management options …

Abstract In New Zealand, 25% of the remaining indigenous vegetation cover is found on
mixed livestock farms located predominantly in hill country. Despite evidence that adding …

Globally, agriculture is a dominant land use, with approximately 40% of the Earth's ice-free
land managed by farmers and herders (Landis, 2017). Pastoral farming accounts for …

The incorporation of native, woody vegetation into New Zealand's agricultural ecosystems
offers a “nature-based solution” approach for mitigating poor environmental outcomes of …

Understanding farmer behaviour and drivers for behaviour change will be the key to
bringing about practice change, such as increasing management and enhancement of …

In response to the escalating significance of sustainable tourism and the growing global
concern for environmental conservation, the current study sought to investigate the intricate …

Forest restoration is an activity that can be readily undertaken to address both the climate
and biodiversity crises. In Aotearoa New Zealand, aspirations for large-scale native forest …