Planning for and implementing multifunctional nature-based solutions can improve urban
ecosystems' adaptation to climate change, foster urban resilience, and enable social and …

Nature forms interdependent networks in a landscape, which is key to the survival of species
and the maintenance of genetic diversity. Nature provides crucial socio-economic benefits to …

Growing interest in the concept of nature-based solutions (NBS) raises the question of its
applicability as a broadly-understood approach to resource management and spatial …

There is a growing demand for holistic landscape planning to enhance sustainable use of
ecosystem services (ESS) and maintenance of the biodiversity that supports them. In this …

Green roofs have been extensively investigated in recent years, showing that their
implementation in urban areas provides multiple benefits (eg, pluvial flood mitigation, urban …

Urbanisation is one of the greatest threats to biodiversity and ecological connectivity. Green
infrastructure (GI) networks and corridors are promoted as a way to preserve habitat …

Nowadays, land-use planning systems show structural weakness from an informative
perspective, depending on the capacity to develop rapidly and accurately territorial …

Rivers are efficient corridors for aquatic animals, primarily under the assumption of perennial
flow. However, the recognition that river drying is a common and widespread phenomenon …

Estimation of effective population size (Ne) from genetic marker data is a major focus for
biodiversity conservation because it is essential to know at what rates inbreeding is …

Introduction Habitat fragmentation is one of the major causes of the loss of biodiversity that
our planet is experiencing. This has affected the ecosystems functioning and, consequently …