Long-term changes in alpine pedogenetic processes: Effect of millennial agro-pastoralism activities (French-Italian Alps)
Human activities are known to modify soil properties; however, the associated modifications
to soil processes are poorly documented, as they must be studied over long time scales …
to soil processes are poorly documented, as they must be studied over long time scales …
Legacy of early anthropogenic effects on recent lake eutrophication (Lake Bénit, northern French Alps)
Mountain lakes are integrated sentinels of changes in the terrestrial environment, where
these changes threaten the quality of the ecosystem services these lakes provide, including …
these changes threaten the quality of the ecosystem services these lakes provide, including …
[PDF][PDF] Wentao Chen1, Manon Bajard2, 3, Pierre Sabatier2, Jérôme Poulenard2, Fabien Arnaud2, David Etienne4, Delphine Rioux1, Pierre Taberlet1, Jacque-Louis …
F Ficetola - Quantitative approaches to the analysis of …, 2018 - researchgate.net
Soil erosion is a crucial threat to ecosystem functioning. Livestock farming and climate
change are two major drivers of soil loss in high-altitude mountain areas. Previous studies …
change are two major drivers of soil loss in high-altitude mountain areas. Previous studies …
[PDF][PDF] Trajectoires d'évolution des sols et des agroécosystèmes de montagne de l'Holocène à l'Anthropocène
Erosion is a major response to both human activities and climate variability, and constitutes
an indicator of the complex interactions which link climate, human activity and the …
an indicator of the complex interactions which link climate, human activity and the …