Ample evidence suggests positive effects of species diversity on ecosystem functioning and
services in natural and agricultural landscapes. Less obvious and even contested are the …

Plant functional diversity (FD) is a component of biodiversity linking plant functional traits to
ecosystem processes (eg, photosynthesis) and services (eg, gross primary production) …

Ecological qualities and resources in coasts are threatened by various human activities,
such as pollution and fishery. Impact evaluation of environmental stressors over a wide …

The degradation of shallow ecosystems has called for efforts to understand the biodiversity
and functioning of Mesophotic Ecosystems. However, most empirical studies have been …

Our understanding of how biotic interactions influence animal community assembly is
largely restricted to local systems due to the difficulty of obtaining ecologically meaningful …

Wetlands are the world's most important providers of ecosystem functions and services
(EFS) and the most threatened ecosystems. Systematic conservation planning strategies are …

Urbanization has profound impacts on ecological environments. Green spaces are a vital
component of urban ecosystems and play a crucial role in maintaining ecological balance …

Ungulate herbivores shape grassland plant communities at multiple scales, ultimately
affecting ecosystem function. However, ungulates have complex effects on grasslands …

Adaptive management is an approach for stewardship of social–ecological systems in
circumstances with high uncertainty and high controllability. Although they are largely …

Aim Global biodiversity loss resulting from anthropogenic land‐use activities is a pressing
concern, requiring precise assessments of impacts at large spatial extents. Existing models …