In this paper, we review the potential of biocultural heritage in biodiversity protection and
agricultural innovation in sub-Saharan Africa. We begin by defining the concept of …

Protected areas (PAs) are our principal conservation strategy and are evolving rapidly, but
we know little about the real-world management and governance of new forms. We review …

Protected areas (PAs) are pivotal for biodiversity conservation, particularly in develo**
countries. However, success in achieving their objectives is variable. The reasons for the …

Protected areas (PAs) are a frequently used conservation strategy, yet their socioeconomic
impacts on local communities remain contentious. A shift toward increased participation by …

Human migration may negatively impact biodiversity and is expected to increase in future,
yet the phenomenon remains poorly understood by conservation managers. We conducted …

Access, in reference to Ecosystem services (ES), is defined as the capacity to gain benefits
from the environment. There has been a global shift in natural resource governance …

The introduction of fire suppression policies and expansion of exclusionary protected areas
in East and Southern African savannas have engendered a wildfire paradox. Outside …

Protected areas are usually conceived and managed as static entities, although this
approach is increasingly viewed as unrealistic given climate change and ecosystem …

Context Integrated conservation decision-making frameworks that help to design or adjust
practices that are cognisant of environmental change and adaptation are urgently needed …

In the eastern rainforests of Madagascar, rainfed swidden rice cultivation remains prevalent
despite efforts to encourage uptake of irrigated systems to reduce deforestation. We used …