Abstract Delivering the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) requires balancing
demands on land between agriculture (SDG 2) and biodiversity (SDG 15). The production of …

Oil palm is the most productive oil crop, but its high productivity is associated with
conventional management (that is, high fertilization rates and herbicide application), causing …

Oil palm plantations are intensively managed agricultural systems that increasingly
dominate certain tropical regions. Oil palm monocultures have been criticized because of …

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 …

Camera trap** is the use of motion-sensitive cameras to record images or videos of
animals passing in front of them. Camera trap** has advanced our knowledge of elusive …

Urban green spaces such as parks, play a vital role in relieving pressure on urban
biodiversity. In Southeast Asia, urban park management often prioritises aesthetic appeal …

The current global road network expansion scenario poses a conflict of interest between
Sustainable Development Goals of human well-being and biosphere, which could be …

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 …

Agricultural intensification is a key strategy to help meet increasing demand for food and
bioenergy. It has the potential to reduce direct and indirect land use change (LUC) and …

Mesocarnivores play a key role in ecosystem dynamics through the regulation of prey
populations and are sensitive to environmental changes; thus, they are often considered …