Non-timber forest products (NTFPs) are widely used wild, biological products harvested from
rural and urban landscapes for household subsistence, income and culture, thereby …

Although hardly noticed or formally recognised, urban foraging by humans probably occurs
in all urban settings around the world. We draw from research in India, South Africa …

Humanity is faced with interacting socio-environmental challenges such as securing food
while the climate changes and biodiversity declines. These global crises are partly caused …

The multiple benefits of urban green infrastructure (UGI) that support sustainable cities are
increasingly acknowledged, and yet the bulk of research over the past decade or so has …

Urban ecosystems provide goods and services critical to livelihood sustenance,
environmental protection and sustainability. However, the potential role of some urban …

Nontimber forests products (NTFPs) are the mainstay of rural livelihoods and local
economies the world over. As such they are of interest to a wide disciplinary range of …

Urban wild food foraging is increasingly attracting attention as an activity in urban green
spaces that encourages urban residents' interaction with their natural environment …

All of humankind, urban and rural, rich and poor and whether living in the Global South or
the Global North rely to some degree on provisioning ecosystem services such as food …

Abstract In sub-Saharan Africa, many people depend on natural resources for their
livelihoods. While urbanisation causes landscape changes, little is known of how this …

In the past two decades, worldwide interest in urban agriculture has rapidly increased
amongst residents, city administrations, businesses and researchers, and a diversity of …