Agricultural intensification reduces ecological resilience of land‐use systems, whereas
paradoxically, environmental change and climate extremes require a higher response …

Southeast Asia experiences one of the highest rates of deforestation in the tropics due to
agricultural expansion, logging, habitat fragmentation and urbanization, which are expected …

Land-use change and intensification in tropical rainforest regions is generally linked to a
loss in species diversity that especially affects forest-dependent species. Indonesia is …

The growing demand for cocoa beans and products worldwide has been met by expanding
the area under cocoa production while productivity per hectare has stagnated at a low level …

China is very rich in biodiversity, however, it is also characterized by a long history of
civilization. As a result, China has a large number of threatened species. Recently the …

In the tropics, combining food security with biodiversity conservation remains a major
challenge. Tropical agroforestry systems are among the most biodiversity‐friendly and …

The current global decline of insects will have profound cascading effects as insects serve
numerous roles in ecosystems. Effective but simple methods are needed to describe spatial …

The fossil and extant faunas of Sulawesi, the largest island within the Wallacea
biogeographic region, exhibit a high degree of endemism. The lowland anoa Bubalus …

Rapid population growth, increasingly complex economies and novel industrial uses of
agricultural products call for further intensification of agriculture, particularly in the tropics …

Among the issues that farmers need to account for when planning their land-use and crop
choice is yield loss from wild animals. The aim of this study was to examine both the …