Ecosystem degradation and decline are central issues that urgently require resolution within
global environmental protection efforts. Accordingly, accurately analyzing the spatiotemporal …

Amid rapid environmental changes, the interplay between climate change and human
activity is resha** land use, emphasizing the significance of human-earth system …

Central Asia (CA) faces escalating threats from increasing temperatures, glacier retreat,
biodiversity loss, unsustainable water use, terminal lake shrinkage, and soil salinization, all …

Understanding the intricate interplay between the geographic distributions of species and
the dynamics of environmental factors is crucial for effective biodiversity management. Crop …

The study investigates the global impact of land property rights on land use efficiency (LUE),
as measured by the key indicator for United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 11.3. 1 …

Tip** elements on Earth are components that undergo rapid and irreversible changes
when climate change reaches a tip** point. They are highly sensitive to climate variations …

Ecological sustainability quantifies the capacity of an ecological system to sustain its health
while fulfilling human survival needs and supporting future development. An accurate …

Ecological restoration is a leading approach to mitigating biodiversity decline. While
restoration often leads to an immediate increase in species abundance or diversity, it is …

Biodiversity conservation is fundamentally linked to human values, attitudes, and
behaviours. Nature connectedness, the strength of a person's relationship with nature, is an …

Human activities have significantly altered coastal ecosystems worldwide. The phenomenon
of shifting baselines syndrome (SBS) complicates our understanding of these changes …