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Too little water (scarcity), too much water (flooding) and poor quality water (pollution) represent a risk to sustained economic growth. Evidence sugg...
Read moreDegraded tropical peatlands lack tree cover and are often subject to seasonal flooding and repeated burning. These harsh environments for tree seedlin...
Read moreThe article describes a model system for facilitating the transfer of knowledge between researchers and practitioners. The system described has a focu...
Read moreThe Luangwa Valley is about 700 km long and up to 90 km wide, and contains about 15, 000 km2 of game reserves where local overgrazing and overbrowsing...
Read moreThe stated goal of 'Organic 3.0' is to "bring organic out of its current niche into the mainstream (Arbenz, Gould & Stopes, 2015)". This means to ...
Read moreThis annual report highlights recent work of the Agri-environment Evidence Programme. The nine projects featured in this report provide evidence relev...
Read morePeatlands are lands with a naturally accumulated peat layer at their surface. In their natural state, peatlands support a large range of habitats and ...
Read moreIn Britain, man's alteration to river habitats began with forest clearances and continued with developments for water power and navigation. Industrial...
Read moreThe recreation of species-rich grassland represents a key EU agri-environment policy initiative intended to maintain native biodiversity and to suppor...
Read morePhosphorus inputs and losses are calculated for contrasting farming systems: cereals were a major product in all systems. In typical modern British wh...
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