Biocultural approaches to sustainability : A systematic review of the scientific literature
Hanspach, Jan Page 1 https://helda.helsinki.fi Biocultural approaches to sustainability : A …

University campuses (including college campuses) are home to many ecologists and
conservationists, resulting in a large number of studies on campus plant and animal taxa …

As the world becomes more urbanized, urban cemeteries may become increasingly
valuable for biodiversity conservation as cemeteries are ubiquitous elements of the green …

Cultural heritage sites such as historical or sacred areas provide suitable habitats for plants
and play an important role in nature conservation, particularly in human-modified contexts …

In transformed landscapes, many populations of grassland specialist plant and animal
species live outside the few protected areas and are often preserved on'small natural …

Sacred natural sites (SNS) have gained recognition from conservationists, and are regarded
as the oldest form of habitat protection in human history. Many case studies and literature …

Old trees have many ecological and socio-cultural values. However, knowledge of the
factors influencing their long-term persistence in human-dominated landscapes is limited …

Profound socioeconomic changes affected mountains of Central Italy during the last century
and many traditional agro-pastoral activities were abandoned. A few ethnobotanical studies …

Large old trees are keystone ecological structures that provide vital ecosystem services to
humans. However, there are few large-scale empirical studies on patterns of diversity and …

Sacred forests offer co‐benefits of protecting both cultural traditions and forested areas.
However, sacred forests' contribution to biodiversity conservation is often undervalued …