Sustainability transitions in agriculture are explored through an analysis of niche initiatives
within a common production system, relying on sustainable transitions, multi-level …

Biodiversity is in rapid decline globally with agriculture being one of the leading causes.
Within agricultural landscapes, some features provide a benefit to biodiversity that is …

Insectivorous bats populate habitats that adjoin or overlap with agricultural lands, and tend
to use cultivated land for foraging and commuting. The goal of the study was to assess the …

In farmland landscapes, amphibians often breed in artificial water bodies, which may offset
at least partly the loss of natural wetlands associated with agricultural intensification. It is …

Agricultural intensification has caused a rapid loss of singular landscape elements
worldwide, such as farmland ponds, hedgerows and field margins, leading to a steep …

Farmland ponds are a highly threatened freshwater habitat which has undergone dramatic
losses during the last 200 years due to land drainage schemes and agricultural …

Amphibians are the vertebrate group experiencing the steepest global population decline
and species loss. Habitat alteration and loss caused by the intensification of agriculture is …

Aquatic habitats are essential for aquaculture, agriculture, and municipal water supply. The
geographical location and quantitative information about the aquatic habitats are critical for …

Agricultural intensification has caused dramatic biodiversity loss in many agricultural
landscapes over the last century. Here, we investigated whether new types of farm ponds …

Together with other signatories of the Ramsar Convention, Australia is obliged to seek to
halt wetland loss, which may include farm ponds/dams and other constructed wetlands …