As we approach the 2030 deadline to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs),
there is a growing sense of urgency around the need to accelerate the necessary …

Dominant agricultural practices are widely recognised as one of many factors leading to
severe declines in honey bees and other pollinators. Improving the agri-environment for …

Soil erosion on cropland is a result of the interaction between nature and human activities.
The socioeconomic influencing factors of soil erosion have been less studied than the …

Envisioning positive scenarios that recognize the multiple values of nature is fundamental
for designing transformative changes in local socio-ecological systems. This study …

Rich biological diversity in mountains provides ample benefits to people locally and beyond.
However, mountain biodiversity is decreasing rapidly, often as a result of geographically …

Abstract The UN Global Biodiversity Framework aligns with previous UN visions in equating
human wellbeing with living in harmony with nature, setting goals for achieving it by 2050 …

A burgeoning and diverse field of study investigates the many aspects of human–nature
relationships—what they mean for ecosystems, for human well-being, and for …

Transformative change can help achieve the 2050 vision of biodiversity, but concrete ways
to achieve it are only being discovered. To contribute to the understanding of the practical …

High-altitude ecosystems are under growing human pressure as a result of unsustainable
harvesting rates of the entomopathogenic fungus Opiocordyceps sinensis (hereafter …

Climate change is increasing stream temperatures and thereby changing habitat suitability
for a variety of freshwater fishes. We investigate how suitable stream habitat for rainbow trout …