Heavy metal concentrations were evaluated in the Pila globosa tissues and the adjacent
aquatic environment of the Kole wetland agroecosystem, a Ramsar site, southwest coast of …

The knowledge and attitudes of local communities are essential for understanding the
distribution, ecology, and pertinent threats to bird species, particularly those existing beyond …

Among the several anthropogenic factors, power lines are increasingly regarded as one of
the most significant hazards to bird species, primarily owing to collisions and electrocutions …

Many threatened birds use the mosaic of agricultural landscapes for foraging and breeding.
Despite the reliance of many species on these habitats, few studies have investigated …

The negative impact of agricultural land on biodiversity is widely recognized. However, there
remains a knowledge gap regarding the role of different crop types in maintaining …

Agriculture is currently the largest driver of biodiversity‐loss worldwide. There is a critical
need to develop agricultural systems that protect and promote biodiversity, while also …

Globally, biodiversity is declining due to habitat loss and degradation, over‐exploitation,
climate change, invasive species, pollution, and infrastructure development. These threats …

Rice fields are important wildlife habitats; however, intensive agricultural practices have
reduced the population of farmland birds. As a high-level consumer, the great egret (Ardea …

This study investigates the emotional changes of tourists experiencing natural forest
landscapes in different seasons, which plays a crucial role in the sustainable development …

Agricultural intensifications are considered to be the predominant driver of decline in
terrestrial biodiversity in global north. However, they are becoming safer havens for a …