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Global urbanisation reduces greenery and species richness (biodiversity) and limits opportunities for most children to gain experiences of nature. Dis...
Read moreGlobally, governments and regulators face an ongoing trade-off between meeting economic development needs and conserving biodiversity. Markets for bio...
Read moreSmoke from fire can sharply reduce air quality by releasing particulate matter, one of the most dangerous types of air pollution for human health. A t...
Read more2015 was a busy year for IUFRO. The impressive number of 80 IUFRO co-sponsored scientific meetings and a strong IUFRO presence in global policy proces...
Read moreGrazing is one of the most widespread forms of intensive management on Earth and is linked to reductions in soil health. However, little is known abou...
Read morePeople in the Northeast United States have a long history of benefitting from the ocean in many ways, exemplified by the region's important cod and lo...
Read moreThe state of coral reefs has been of great concern, as documented in the growing amount of primary literature. These reports on coral health have accu...
Read moreSoil degradation is one of the greatest environmental issues our planet faces today, with over 33% of Earth's soils currently degraded. Drylands are e...
Read moreHuman-transformed residuals, especially those derived from human waste (dumps), farmland, and livestock are involved in the emergence of antibiotic-re...
Read moreInflammation is one of the suggested pathways linking exposure to neighbourhood air pollution and greenspace to psychological distress. Yet, inflammat...
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