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Demographic recruitment processes, such as seed germination and seedling emergence, are critical transitional phases to the re-establishment of degrad...

How humans connect with nature impacts the well-being of both people and ecosystems. Being disconnected from nature can lead to attitudes and behaviou...

The COVID-19 outbreak triggered a combined health, social and economic crisis, imposing multiple restrictions that altered the use and perception of p...

The British uplands are internationally important for their unique plant and bird communities. They have considerable economic, nature conservation, l...

Blackleg and soft rot disease of potatoes Solanum tuberosum L., mainly caused by the bacterial pathogen Erwinia carotovora ssp. atrospetica (Eca), lea...

Coastal salt-marshes in Great Britain are of both national and international significance for their breeding redshank Tringa totanus populations. Thes...

Increased human pressure on coastal habitats has contributed to the global population decline in waders. Although coastal development can be particula...

1. Human-wildlife interactions are usually centred on the conflict between local populations and species that are perceived as problematic. To better ...

The effects of agricultural intensification on biodiversity in arable systems of western Europe have received a great deal of attention. However, the ...

Land-use change and political-economic shifts have shaped hunting patterns globally, even as traditional hunting practices endure across many local so...