Human populations and their use of land have transformed most of the terrestrial biosphere
into anthropogenic biomes (anthromes), causing a variety of novel ecological patterns and …

Understanding the effects of disturbance by human trampling on ecosystem processes is
essential for the management of recreational areas. Discussions on recreational impacts are …

The COVID-19 pandemic forced many nations to implement a certain degree of lockdown
measures to contain the spread of the virus. It has been reported that recreational visits to …

Lack of combined forest productivity and income studies means there is scant evidence for
the sustainability of rural household-level forest incomes in developing countries. This study …

Environmental assessment needs of Decision Support Systems (DSSs) able to consider
several aspects in a unique analysis framework. The complexity of interaction among …

Human‐caused trampling that results from excessive recreational use has caused damage
to soil and vegetation in forest ecosystems in the Belgrad Forest of Istanbul. The objectives …

ABSTRACT In the Sustainable Forest Management, deadwood is a fundamental substrate
for numerous species, and a key factor in carbon and nutrient cycles. The main aim of the …

There is a dearth of research describing the campsite user segment and in assessing camp-
site users' perceptions of the bio-physical impacts of campsite use in Sri Lanka. Using a …

The recreational use of urban forests is a highly valued service. However, strong
recreational pressure may contribute to the loss of biodiversity in forests. This study …

According to the Global Forest Resources Assessment 2005, forest deadwood
encompasses all non-living woody biomass not contained in litter, either standing, lying on …