Land-use change underpins the ongoing biodiversity crisis. Although such impacts are
particularly acute across endemic-rich oceanic islands, little is known for afro-tropical …

Land‐use and climate change are major pressures on terrestrial biodiversity. Species'
extinction risk and responses to human pressures relate to ecological traits and other …

This study investigates the role of carbon taxation in enhancing natural resource efficiency
and fostering a green economy within the BRICS countries, spanning the period from 1991 …

Effective survey methods are paramount to measure changes in species distribution,
populations dynamics and to guide conservation. Mist-netting and passive acoustic …

With their unique ecosystems and evolutionary dynamics, small islands offer fascinating
contexts to explore animal diversity. Island bats are key players in maintaining ecological …

Understanding the trophic structure of species assemblages is crucial in order to
comprehend how syntropic species coexist in space and time. Bats are the second most …

Around 60% of all bat species occur in islands, and nearly one in four is an insular endemic.
Bats are often the only native terrestrial mammals in oceanic islands, and despite increasing …

The paper investigates the impact of green human resource management (GHRM) on
operatives' green actions in Iranian businesses. GHRM is a human resource management …

In rural areas, land use decisions are not only shaped by economic considerations but also
deeply influenced by cultural and social factors. The objective of this research is to examine …

Anthropogenic activities have significantly altered land cover on a global scale. These
changes often have a negative effect on biodiversity limiting the distribution of species. The …