The globalization of food systems has created new challenges for sustainability governance.
Voluntary certification schemes, or eco-labels, have emerged as the primary mechanism to …

Given the failure of the world's governments to improve the status of biodiversity by 2020, a
new strategic plan for 2030 is being developed. In order to be successful, a step-change is …

As humanity's demand for resources continues to rise and productive arable lands become
increasingly scarce, many of Earth's remaining intact regions are at heightened risk of …

Protecting tropical forests and their biological diversity is a global priority. Understanding if
thresholds of forest cover exist beyond which biodiversity displays non‐linear declines is key …

As human-modified landscapes are increasing in the tropics, it becomes critical to
understand how they affect mammal communities to reconcile conservation and …

Deforestation is a major threat globally, but especially in tropical regions because they are
biodiversity strongholds and carbon storehouses. Some studies have reported changes in …

The ability of animals to adjust their behaviour can influence how they respond to
environmental changes and human presence. We quantified activity patterns of terrestrial …

While the conservation role of remaining natural habitats in anthropogenic landscapes is
clear, the degree to which agricultural matrices impose limitations to animal use is not well …

Theoretical, field-based, and experimental research all suggest that animal populations
remain relatively stable under increasing habitat alteration until a critical threshold is …

Human activities shape the structure of landscapes in different ways and hence modify
animal communities depending on the type and intensity of these activities. The Montes de …