Riparian buffer strips provide a wide range of ecosystem services in agricultural landscapes
with benefits extending beyond those provided by non-riparian field margins. For example …

Riparian zones of rivers are transitional environments between land and water ecosystems
with distinct hydrological gradients, soils and habitats strongly related to their functioning …

Agricultural intensification and associated loss of high‐quality habitats are key drivers of
insect pollinator declines. With the aim of decreasing the environmental impact of …

Catchment riparian areas are considered key zones to target mitigation measures aimed at
interrupting the movement of diffuse substances from agricultural land to surface waters …

There is an increasing attention on Nature-based Solutions (NBS) to address social and
environmental challenges in Europe, including the control of excess nutrients conveyed by …

There is growing concern that the global decline of insect pollinators will adversely influence
the stability of pollination in agricultural and terrestrial ecosystems. By enhancing habitat …

Riparian buffers are important features that help to mitigate suspended sediment loads
within rivers running through agricultural landscapes. Evaluating their effectiveness for …

Buffer strips between land and waters are widely applied measures in diffuse pollution
management, with desired outcomes across other factors. There remains a need for …

Patches of riparian woody vegetation potentially help mitigate environmental impacts of
agriculture and safeguard biodiversity. We investigated the effects of riparian forest on …

Water is an important natural element of our environment, and its management and security
are also serious concerns. Agricultural non-point source pollution (NPSP) is one of the major …