Agricultural intensification not only increases food production but also drives widespread
biodiversity decline. Increasing landscape heterogeneity has been suggested to increase …

Ecosystem services such as pollination and natural pest control are crucial for sustainable
agriculture and affected by landscape complexity. Landscape complexity is associated with …

Agricultural intensification, including the conversion of agroecosystems into monocultures, is
a leading cause of global biodiversity loss. Preserving smallholder farms that use traditional …

Land consolidation (LC) are introduced in agricultural landscapes to streamline mechanical
field operations, and increase crop production. However, it may cause adverse effects on …

Identifying landscapes that are suitable for both biodiversity conservation and agricultural
production is a major challenge. Traditionally, much research has focused on biodiversity …

Simple Summary Agricultural abandonment is a very relevant process in Europe and its
consequences on biodiversity are not yet clear. Moreover, abandonment is focused on …

Previous studies have recommended preserving semi-natural habitats as a strategy to
promote natural enemies and reduce the abundance of agricultural pests. Such non-crop …

Land-use shifts in agricultural regions are major drivers of avian habitat loss in develo**
countries. However, current studies on bird diversity in agricultural landscapes are still …

Approximately 84% of farms globally are< 2 hectares; these and other smallholder farms
collectively produce over one third of humanity's food. However, smallholder farms …

Crop map** using remote sensing is a reliable and efficient approach to obtaining timely
and accurate crop information. Previous studies predominantly focused on large-scale …