This article offers an overview of the evolution of Hungarian futures studies via a systematic
literature review of articles with at least one Hungarian futurist (co-) author, published in high …

Livestock grazing is one of the most common management practices for grasslands and can
greatly affect their biodiversity. However, arthropod diversity response patterns to grazing …

Agricultural intensification is a major driver of global biodiversity loss. In Europe,
intensification progressed over the 20th century and was accelerated by instruments of the …

Building on the agri-environment framework in Central and Eastern Europe, the article
emphasizes the role and the use of the agri-environment in provision of different ecosystem …

Restoration prioritization helps determine optimal restoration interventions in national and
regional spatial planning to create sustainable landscapes and maintain biodiversity. Here …

Urbanisation has a strong role in pollinator decline, while properly managed green spaces
could promote pollinators–especially bees and butterflies–by providing foraging and nesting …

Agriculture needs to be fundamentally transformed to be able to live up to and achieve
Sustainable Development Goals and thereby improve its contribution to human well-being …

Biodiversity declines in an unprecedented way, mostly due to land use change. Restoration
interventions proved to be one of the most effective tools to halt the decline, especially in …

Semi-natural grasslands are key habitats for biodiversity, yet are negatively affected by
intensified land-use. To mitigate such adverse effects, effective subsidies systems …

The white stork, Ciconia ciconia, is both a species familiar and charismatic to the public and
a subject of extensive scientific research. Poland harbours a substantial breeding population …