Urgent environmental issues are testing the limits of current management approaches and
pushing demand for innovative approaches that integrate across traditional disciplinary …

Coastal restoration is often distrusted and, at best, implemented at small scales, which
hampers its potential for coastal adaptation. Present technical, economic and management …

Conflicts between biodiversity conservation and other human activities are intensifying as a
result of growing pressure on natural resources and concomitant demands by some for …

Key message There is no one-size-fits-all way to successfully implement forest landscape
restoration (FLR). Complex socio-ecological systems present challenges and opportunities …

As the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration begins, there remains insufficient emphasis
on the human and social dimensions of restoration. The potential that restoration holds for …

Ecosystem degradation and biodiversity loss have been caused by economic booms in
developing countries over recent decades. In response, ecosystem restoration projects have …

Urban streams can provide amenities to people living in cities, but those benefits are
reduced when streams become degraded, potentially even causing harm (disease, toxic …

Promoting diversity is core for ecological restoration. Restoration projects often quantify
biological diversity as a measure of success, but generally overlook human diversity …

Natural wetlands used to cover a significant part of the landscape, but these ecosystems
have declined by> 50% worldwide, and even more in Denmark and Sweden. However …

Process‐based river restoration seeks to restore processes such as channel‐floodplain
connectivity that create and maintain river corridor functions. Process‐based restoration can …