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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 moreUrban patch colonization and species establishment within cities are restricted by the behavioural, life history and physiological attributes of colon...
Read moreAs humanity has become increasingly urban, a growing number of people have been deprived of access to nature and the benefits it provides. This is esp...
Read moreA mathematical relationship between fox home range size and population density was derived from the literature and combined with behavioural data on m...
Read moreThe COVID-19 outbreak triggered a combined health, social and economic crisis, imposing multiple restrictions that altered the use and perception of p...
Read moreWoody riparian vegetation (WRV) benefits benthic macroinvertebrates in running waters. However, while some functions are provided by WRV irrespective ...
Read moreUnprecedented urbanisation in the Global South is transforming natural urban landscapes, impacting on the ability of nature to provide essential ecosy...
Read moreAn analysis of the urban forest in New York, New York, reveals that this city has an estimated 7.0 million trees (encompassing all woody plants greate...
Read more(Semi-)natural ecosystems provide many important benefits to nature and people, but are often located near populated and urbanized areas across the gl...
Read moreRecent evidence suggests that flower-rich areas within cities could play an important role in pollinator conservation, but direct comparison of floral...
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