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Could invasive species be monitored using airborne DNA?
New research shows that many tree species are under significant pressure and located in areas with poor protection
Invasive predator prevalent across Finland and Denmark
New study reports a loss of 81.7 million hectares of global forest between 1960-2019
Abrupt losses could begin to occur before 2030
Examining the co-benefits of forest regeneration
Artificial drinking stations provide vital water source for iconic species
Microbiome research is currently gaining tremendous interest on the impact of diets and environment to influence life traits of several hosts. Full understanding of the insect ecology and characterization of gut microbial community including their natural enemies is vital for development of novel...
Global forest cover per capita declines by 60%
Over the past 60 years, global forest area has declined by 81.7 million hectares, equivalent to more than 60% loss of global forest area per...
27 - 28 September 2022 - AF Borgen, Lund
Urban agricultural systems are a prominent social-ecological system in cities and towns across the world. The multifunctional nature of urban agriculture engenders many benefits to urban residents, from food provision to social cohesion. In addition, many environmental services such as climate...
This book presents reviews on the application of the technology for crop improvement towards food and nutrition security, and research status on mutation breeding and associated biotechnologies in both seed crops and vegetatively propagated crops. It also presents perspectives on the significance...
Understanding the mechanisms influencing patterns and processes of biological diversity is critical to protecting biodiversity, particularly in species-rich ecosystems such as mountains. Even so, there is limited knowledge of biodiversity patterns and processes in the mountains of eastern China,...
The increasing interest of tumors in wildlife is important for biodiversity conservation and for monitoring environmental agents and/or contaminants with potential impact on human health. Here we described the occurrence of hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) in noncirrhotic liver of a free-ranging...
During the armed conflict in Colombia, homemade improvised antipersonnel landmines were used to neutralize the adversary. Many active artifacts remain buried, causing damage to biodiversity by exploding. The extensive literature describes the effects and injuries caused to humans by conventional...
Camera traps are widely used in wildlife surveys and biodiversity monitoring. Depending on its triggering mechanism, a large number of images or videos are sometimes accumulated. Some literature has proposed the application of deep learning techniques to automatically identify wildlife in camera...
The ecosystem services are of great concern for the past three decades, including sound events and moments like the RIO-20 summit, the EU Biodiversity Strategy. An important volume of research projects and desk researched address the topic while interface to policy making and development planning...