Farmers' perception of climate change is crucial in adaptation intention and process.
However, farmers' perceptions may not be timely, accurate and systematically consistent …

Livelihood resilience is crucial for both people and the environment, especially in remote
and harsh ecosystems, such as the Qinghai Tibetan Plateau (QTP). This research aimed to …

Livelihood resilience is the ability of individuals, families or communities to withstand
external shocks based on existing resources. It is an important research paradigm in …

CONTEXT Accumulating above-ground biomass (AGB) and conservation of biodiversity are
two major services provided by any ecosystem and homegardens are no exceptions. The …

The implementation of China's rural homestead withdrawal policy has been a topic of great
interest in recent years. However, little is known about its impact on farmers' homestead …

Climate variability affects agricultural production systems and rural communities, generating
risks to food security and increasing rural poverty. Therefore, improving the capacity of rural …

Tree-dominated, forest gardens (FGs) are an ancient, tropical agricultural land use that
farmers continue to practice and value. Knowing why farmers value FGs is important …

A study conducted in the rural Sri Lankan village of Pitekele, located in the buffer zone of the
Sinharaja Man and Biosphere Reserve (MAB) in 1992, showed that homegardens were …

Farmers in Ethiopia have been vulnerable to climate change in recent decades. In the face
of this change, farmers have managed agroforestry systems to maintain their livelihoods …

Resilience is a significant attribute used to measure the sustainable development of the
environment, and research on optimal measurement models is very important. This study …