There is significant debate about why less than half of European rivers and streams are in
good ecological status, despite decades of intense regulatory efforts. Of the multiple …

The composition and management of private gardens is critical to conserving and
enhancing urban biodiversity, yet little is known about the psychological factors that …

Rapid global expansion of built-up areas and industrialization has led to significant
environmental challenges, particularly in terms of anthropogenic carbon emissions …

The interrelationship between tourism urbanization (TU) and the ecological environment is
extremely complex. Some studies have analyzed the interaction between them but ignored …

Urban Population growth coupled with human activities are the main drivers inducing land
use and land cover changes (LU/LCC), which impact earth's landscapes dynamics. In the …

Urbanization poses numerous challenges to freshwater biodiversity. This paper describes
two studies with the joint aim of demonstrating the benefits of applying a systematic …

Some species occur in higher densities in cities than in natural habitats, despite the variety
of urban stressors. Urban fragments can be extremely heterogeneous though, and species' …

Urbanization is one of the key factors contributing to biodiversity decline. The urban–rural
gradient is commonly used to understand the impact of urbanization on bird communities …

The colonization pattern of fish assemblages in streams is often studied in the context of
environmental filters. On the other hand, when fish assemblages are subjected to …

This chapter explores the multifaceted relationship between urbanization and climate
change, highlighting their combined impacts on urban environments and proposing effective …