Despite ongoing conservation efforts, pollinator biodiversity continues to decline at
unprecedented rates. Conservation approaches tend to ignore landscape connectivity and …

Linear landscape elements such as hedgerows and road verges have the potential to
mitigate the adverse effects of habitat fragmentation and climate change on species, for …

Soil degradation threatens agricultural production and soil multifunctionality. Efforts for
private and public governance are increasingly emerging to leverage sustainable soil …

Context To safeguard insect pollinators and their pollination services, we need to
understand how landscape structure regulates the distribution of resources that sustain …

Background The prevalence of pollen allergy has increased due to urbanization, climate
change and air pollution. The effects of green space and air pollution on respiratory health of …

In Europe, honey bees and bumble bees are among the most important pollinators, and
there is a growing interest in understanding the effects of floral resource availability on their …

Hedgerows have the potential to facilitate the persistence and migration of species across
landscapes, mostly due to benign microclimatic conditions. This thermal buffering function …

The intensification of agriculture and the loss of natural habitat are key drivers of the
observed declines in wild bee populations in recent decades. Mass-flowering crops are …

Agroforestry can contribute significantly to carbon sequestration in agricultural lands, as
carbon accumulates both in tree biomass and the soil. One of the oldest, yet declining, forms …

The global role of tree-based climate change mitigation is widely recognized; trees
sequester large amounts of atmospheric carbon, and woody biomass has an important role …