Understanding the trade‐offs between biodiversity conservation and agricultural production
has become a fundamental question in sustainability science. Substantial research has
focused on how species' populations respond to agricultural intensification, with the goal to
understand whether conservation policies that spatially separate agriculture and
conservation or, alternatively, integrate the two are more beneficial. Spatial heterogeneity in
both species abundance and agricultural productivity have been largely left out of this …

Understanding the trade-offs between biodiversity conservation and agricultural production
has become a fundamental question in sustainability science. Substantial research has
focused on how species' populations respond to agricultural intensification, with the goal to
understand whether conservation policies that spatially separate agriculture and
conservation or, alternatively, integrate the two are more beneficial. Spatial heterogeneity in
both species abundance and agricultural productivity have been largely left out of this …