Semi‐natural habitats provide important resources for wild bees in agricultural landscapes.
Landscapes under management are dynamic and floral resources fluctuate in space and …

In the last decades, the transformation of agriculture and the associated decline in semi-
natural grasslands have been major drivers of the loss of spider diversity across Europe, in …

Abstract The Chinese Loess Plateau has been the cradle of Chinese civilization and the
main human settlement in China for thousands of years, where anthropogenic activities are …

The severe biodiversity decline in European agricultural landscapes demands a specific
evaluation of the various land-use practices. Many butterflies in Europe, as an important …

Agricultural intensification is widely recognised as a primary driver of pollinator loss, but the
success of land-management actions designed to remediate its impact is often mixed …

Insects make up 75%–80% of all known animal species, with estimates ranging from 10 to
30 million, of which approximately 1.11–1.7 million are described. Despite varying …

The complexity of the agroecosystem can also be assessed by the different land uses in the
system and the surroundings, being a relevant way to assess the heterogeneity of the …

Conserving biodiversity requires an efficiently managed network of integrated protected
areas (PAs). An extensive PA network safeguards the highly threatened Araucaria …

Insects are by far the most species-rich branch of the tree of life and fundamental parts of
extensive networks of biotic interactions. However, insect populations are declining …

Although biodiversity has been shown to profoundly affect ecosystem function in forests, the
processes which it impacts are limited understood. Various plant species with diverse sizes …