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Sabine Miehe, Auteur ; Jurgen Kluge, Auteur ; Henrik Von Wehrden, Auteur ; Vroni Retzer, AuteurP>1. Sustainable management of rangelands will become increasingly important as the climate changes, yet rangeland dynamics are still a challenge to dryland ecologists because degradation patterns are difficult to sample and interpret. There are[...]
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Patric Brandt, Auteur ; David J. Abson, Auteur ; Dominick A. DellaSala, Auteur ; Robert Feller, Auteur ; Henrik Von Wehrden, AuteurForests produce a myriad of ecosystem related benefits known as ecosystem services. Maximizing the provision of single goods may lead to the overexploitation of ecosystems that negatively affects biodiversity and causes ecosystem degradation. We[...]
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Marlene Roellig, Auteur ; Laura M. E. Sutcliffe, Auteur ; Marek Sammul, Auteur ; Henrik Von Wehrden, Auteur ; Jens Newig, Auteur ; Joern Fischer, AuteurWood-pastures are associated with high cultural and biodiversity values in Europe. However, due to their relatively low productivity, large areas of wood-pastures have been lost over the last century. In some areas, incentive schemes have been d[...]
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Petra Kaczensky, Auteur ; Yadamsuren Adiya, Auteur ; Henrik Von Wehrden, Auteur ; Batmunkh Mijiddorj, Auteur ; Chris Walzer, Auteur ; Denise Guethlin, Auteur ; Dulamtseren Enkhbileg, Auteur ; Richard P. Reading, AuteurWild Bactrian camels (Camela ferns) are listed as Critically Endangered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) and only persist in some of the most remote locations in northern China and southern Mongolia. Although the spec[...]
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Tibor Hartel, Auteur ; Ine Dorresteijn, Auteur ; Catherine Klein, Auteur ; Orsolya Máthé, Auteur ; Cosmin I. Moga, Auteur ; Kinga Oellerer, Auteur ; Marlene Roellig, Auteur ; Henrik Von Wehrden, Auteur ; Joern Fischer, AuteurWood-pastures are among the oldest land-use types in Europe and have high ecological and cultural importance. They are under rapid decline all over Europe because of changes in land use, tree cutting, and lack of regeneration. In this study we c[...]
