Despite increased effort from non-governmental organisations, academics and governments
over recent decades, several threats continue to cause species declines and even …

Farmers must yearly allocate fields to different crops and choose crop management options.
Far from being obvious, these decisions are critical because they modify farm productivity …

We made a spatial analysis of 11 ecosystem services at a 10 km× 10 km grid scale covering
most of Denmark. Our objective was to describe their spatial distribution and interactions …

While considerable progress has been made in understanding land use change, land
system science continues to face a number of grand challenges. This paper discusses these …

For the two of the most important agricultural commodities, soybean and corn, remote
sensing plays a substantial role in delivering timely information on the crop area for …

The future of agricultural land use in Europe is unknown but is likely to be influenced by the
productivity of crops. Changes in crop productivity are difficult to predict but can be explored …

This paper presents a range of future, spatially explicit, land use change scenarios for the
EU15, Norway and Switzerland based on an interpretation of the global storylines of the …

In the coming decades, an increasing competition for global land and water resources can
be expected, due to rising demand for food and bio‐energy production, biodiversity …

Although much research has been carried out on the crop productivity response to soil
erosion, little is known about the role of soil erosion as a driver of land-use change. Given …

An integrated approach to assessing the regional impacts of climate and socio-economic
change on groundwater recharge is described from East Anglia, UK. Many factors affect …