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The biodiversity-disease relationship states that increased species richness leads to lower pathogen pressure (i.e. the dilution effect), an effect th...
Read moreThe stewardship of forests across multiple human generations has potential to lead to cultural innovations fostering sustainable uses. Nevertheless, p...
Read moreThe diversity of human cultures and traditions means that people in different parts of the world use wildlife products in unique ways. People use wild...
Read moreThis chapter explores some of the challenges and offers ideas for how organisations can lead the conservation movement by shifting norms toward eviden...
Read moreSharks, rays and their cartilaginous relatives (Class Chondrichthyes, herein 'sharks') are among the world's most threatened species groups, primarily...
Read moreTaking into account the perspectives of local stakeholders is essential for just and effective biodiversity conservation. Plural valuation, making vis...
Read moreThe long-term sustainability of natural and bottom-cultured mussel beds relies on the availability of spat (i.e. juvenile mussels). Traditional spat c...
Read moreThe global expansion of forest plantations at the expense of natural forests, especially old-growth forests, raises concerns about habitat loss and a ...
Read moreExtracts and leachates of the grass Aristida adscensionis inhibited the growth of Rhizobium in sterile culture. The results confirm previous studies o...
Read moreThe surface of leaves of Acer pseudoplatanus growing in areas exposed to heavy atmospheric pollution are covered with atmospheric pollution deposits (...
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