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Introduction Adapting the metropolitan territories to global change has emerged as one of the greatest challenges for the spatial planning debate. Green spaces within metropolitan areas are recognized
Urban forests
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Abstract In developing countries, households employ several livelihood strategies to earn income and meet their basic needs through homegarden agroforestry (HGAF) practices. The extent of HGAF
Agroforestry
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Abstract Among the land use–land cover products, tree cover maps are essential tools for assessing forest functionality and ecosystem services, and implementing sustainable forest management. By
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Abstract Ethical sourcing is a crucial issue for the fashion industry, which is under intense pressure to build ethical and responsible supply chains. Despite its importance, we know little about how
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Abstract Forests supply multiple ecosystem services, categorized into provisioning (e.g. wood), regulating (e.g. climate change mitigation, biodiversity protection) and cultural (e.g. recreation)
Ecosystem services
Policy
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Abstract The human resource management (HRM) function has witnessed the rapid integration of algorithms into incumbent processes; however, significant employee resistance and aversion to algorithmic
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Abstract Purpose of review We are amid a historical momentum encouraging forest restoration, yet the translation of ambitious targets into reality is hindered by poor documentation and understanding
Climate change
Forest management
Land use
Research
Resilience
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Abstract Climate change and water scarcity bring significant challenges to agricultural systems in the Mediterranean region. Novel methods are required to rapidly monitor the water stress of the crop
Biocities
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Abstract Tree-related Microhabitats (TreMs) are of prime concern for biodiversity since they host thousands of taxa. TreMs are discrete habitat patches borne by trees and cover a wide range of
Biodiversity
Forest management