Coastal saltmarshes are found globally, yet are 25%–50% reduced compared with their
historical cover. Restoration is incentivised by the promise that marshes are efficient storers …

Global declines in pollinator populations and associated services make it imperative to
identify and sensitively manage valuable habitats. Coastal habitats such as saltmarshes can …

Understanding waterbird abundance and distribution in relation to environmental and
anthropogenic factors can contribute to effective waterbird management in high altitude …

Grassland carbon capturing and storage (CCS) is thought to benefit from regulation of
grazing. The impact is likely to depend on livestock density. Yet, few studies have tested this …

Herbivores can sometimes influence the geomorphology of landscapes, particularly in
systems dominated by hydrology. Salt marshes deliver globally valuable benefits, including …

With the rapid progress of the era and the intensification of urbanization, the traditional
villages in the fringe areas have become empty villages. Based on the protection of China's …

Free‐ranging livestock pose a threat to forest biodiversity, exerting a profound influence on
the survival of several endangered species. The mountains of Southwest China represent a …

Various animal species worldwide use artificial environments for reproduction, a suitable
alternative to dwindling native habitats. An artificial lake system established in the core zone …

The rapid loss of wetlands during the 20 th century has caused a severe decline in the biota
associated with these habitats. In Europe, the loss of wet grasslands has seriously affected …

Grazing by large herbivores is increasingly used as a management tool in European nature
reserves. The aim is usually to support an open but heterogeneous habitat and its …