Despite the ecological and socio-economic importance of Eurasian steppe, the land
use/cover change, land degradation and the threats facing this precious ecosystem still have …

A third of the world's ecosystems are considered degraded, and there is an urgent need for
protection and restoration to make the planet healthier. The Sustainable Development Goals …

In recent decades there have been numerous global and regional targets and initiatives to
halt and reverse land degradation. The land degradation neutrality (LDN) target, embedded …

As part of the Sustainable Development Goals, countries are striving to achieve by 2030 a
land degradation neutral world. Land degradation neutrality (LDN) is the state whereby the …

As a component of sustainable development goals, Land Degradation Neutrality (LDN) is an
overarching tool to curb global land degradation. Since LDN requires realization at a …

Land degradation is a big challenge that has an impact on ecosystem integrity with
reference to diminishing long‐term ecological productivity, native biological diversity, and …

Erosion-induced lateral soil redistribution leads to spatially heterogenous soil composition,
which can be captured through the distinctive spectral reflectance of soils under varying …

The paper provides an overview of the—evolving methodology for the land degradation
neutrality (LDN) assessment based on studies at national, regional, and local levels in …

Monitoring land degradation and urban expansion is crucial for sustainable development
and environmental stewardship. It helps protect arable land, ensure food security, mitigate …

Land use planning (LUP) to achieve Land Degradation Neutrality (LDN) needs methods and
tools that support the identification of best LUP solutions in terms of transitions from current …