Management of hedges and marginal areas to improve biodiversity

Hedgerows and marginal areas, such as field margins and road verges, are a typical landscape feature in many parts of Europe. They provide an important habitat for a variety of flora and fauna. However, increased agricultural intensification and associated land use changes over the past decades have led to a dramatic decrease in the biodiversity of hedgerows and marginal areas.

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Localização
  • Europe
Autores
  • EN - Kate McCarthy
Objetivo
  • Education/Training
  • Communication
  • Dissemination
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Document
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406 kB
Publicado em
30-06-2024
Idioma original
English
Sítio Web oficial do projeto
R4D
Licença
CC BY-NC-ND

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