Trophic rewilding is gaining rapid momentum as a means of restoration across the world.
Advances in research are elucidating the wide‐ranging effects of trophic rewilding and …

Globally, temperate grasslands have been significantly degraded as a result of urbanisation,
grazing and agriculture. Weeds now dominate most of these ecosystems, resulting in the …

The soil organic carbon (SOC) of grasslands is a vital component of the global carbon cycle.
The SOC in grassland ecosystems in arid and semi-arid regions is sensitive to global …

This study investigated the impact of climate change, grazing, manure application, and
liming on soil organic carbon (SOC) stock and cumulative carbon dioxide (CO 2) emissions …

Complex socio-economic, political and demographic factors have driven the increased
conversion of Europe's semi-natural grasslands to intensive pastures. This trend is …

Abstract In Europe, Natura 2000 sites should protect threatened target species and networks
of habitats. The management of Natura 2000 grasslands is often financed by subsidized …

This study is focused on the vegetation of seminatural dry grasslands. These grasslands are
valuable with large biodiversity; however, their long-term preservation requires regular …

Livestock overgrazing and climate change have been identified as the primary causes of
grassland degeneration and biodiversity decline, yet the underlying mechanism remains …

Understanding the interaction between large herbivores and pasture production, especially
with respect to the grazing optimization hypothesis, is critical for pasture management and …

Grazing is an important modulator of both plant productivity and biodiversity in grassland
community, yet how to determine a suitable grazing intensity in alpine grassland is still …