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Theory in ethnobiology suggests that the selection of medicinal plants by local people in a given region is not random and evolutionary closely relate...
Read moreAgricultural land is being increasingly abandoned on a global scale, with over 200 million hectares recovering from agricultural use. Plant community ...
Read moreEcological intensification has been proposed as a strategy to mitigate the impacts of conventional intensive land use on pollinators and insect pollin...
Read moreSite moisture is an important component of the forest landscape for maintaining biodiversity, including forest-floor bryophytes. However, little is kn...
Read moreStakeholder cooperation can be vital in managing conservation conflicts. Laboratory experiments show cooperation is less likely in the presence of unc...
Read moreEcological restoration increasingly aims at improving ecosystem multifunctionality and making landscapes resilient to future threats, especially in bi...
Read moreAgricultural biodiversity and associated ecosystem functions are declining at alarming rates due to widespread land use intensification. They can only...
Read moreModern silvicultural methods employ various styles of selective harvesting in addition to traditional clear-cutting. This can create a mosaic of patch...
Read moreEcological restoration often involves returning ecosystem structure to some predisturbance reference state, but ecosystem function must also recover i...
Read moreThe Northern Rockies Adaptation Partnership (NRAP) identified climate change issues relevant to resource management in the Northern Rockies (USA) regi...
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