Managing Biodiversity in Agricultural Landscapes
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Managing Biodiversity in Agricultural Landscapes
Conservation, Restoration and Rewilding
Montgomery, Mr Ian; Howling, Dr Gary; Bennett, Professor Andrew; Alter, Professor Theodore; Reid, Emeritus Professor Nick; Squire, Professor Geoff; Smith, Dr Rhiannon; Morrison, Dr Jane; Burbi, Dr Sara; Johnson, Professor David
Burleigh Dodds Science Publishing Limited
07/2024
500
Dura
Inglês
9781801464543
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Part 1 Principles
1.Key concepts in biodiversity management within agricultural landscapes: Andrew Bennett, La Trobe University, Australia
2.Integrated farm management (IFM) plans to promote biodiversity and other environmental benefits on individual farms: Geoff Squire, James Hutton Institute, UK
3.Understanding and improving the involvement of farmers and rural communities in implementing ecological restoration projects: Theodore Alter, Penn State University, USA
4.Implementing sustainable land use change programmes: Liz Lewis-Reddy, ADAS, UK
Part 2 Farmland and conservation practices
5.Soil health and ecological restoration: David Johnson, University of Manchester, UK
6.The design and impact of field margins/flower strips in promoting biodiversity in agricultural landscapes: Jane Morrison, Bishop's University, Canada
7.The design and impact of hedgerows in promoting biodiversity in agricultural landscapes: Ian Montgomery, Queen's University of Belfast, UK
8.The design and role of silvopastoral systems in promoting biodiversity and other benefits in agricultural landscapes: Sara Burbi, Coventry University, UK
Part 3 The role of government and the private sector in promoting on-farm conservation practices
9.Developing the Environmental Land Management Scheme (ELMS) for English agriculture: Ruth Little, Defra, UK
10.Developments in agri-environment schemes (AES): North America: Gordon Rausser, University of California-Berkeley, USA
11.Developments in agri-environment schemes (AES): Australia: Dean Ansell, Australian National University (ANU), Australia
Part 4 Habitat rewilding
12.Restoring wetlands in agricultural landscapes: Ruurd van Diggelen, University of Antwerp, Belgium
13.Rewilding grasslands/rangelands: Thomas Jones, REE-ARS, USA
14.Reforestation of agricultural landscapes: David Lindenmayer, Australian National University (ANU), Australia
15.Key issues in animal rewilding: Adrian Manning, Australian National University (ANU), Australia
16.Animal rewilding in theory and practice: Australia and New Zealand: Chris Dickman, University of Sydney, Australia
Part 5 Conclusions
17.Challenges and opportunities for enhancing biodiversity conservation in agricultural systems worldwide: Nick Reid, University of New England, Australia
1.Key concepts in biodiversity management within agricultural landscapes: Andrew Bennett, La Trobe University, Australia
2.Integrated farm management (IFM) plans to promote biodiversity and other environmental benefits on individual farms: Geoff Squire, James Hutton Institute, UK
3.Understanding and improving the involvement of farmers and rural communities in implementing ecological restoration projects: Theodore Alter, Penn State University, USA
4.Implementing sustainable land use change programmes: Liz Lewis-Reddy, ADAS, UK
Part 2 Farmland and conservation practices
5.Soil health and ecological restoration: David Johnson, University of Manchester, UK
6.The design and impact of field margins/flower strips in promoting biodiversity in agricultural landscapes: Jane Morrison, Bishop's University, Canada
7.The design and impact of hedgerows in promoting biodiversity in agricultural landscapes: Ian Montgomery, Queen's University of Belfast, UK
8.The design and role of silvopastoral systems in promoting biodiversity and other benefits in agricultural landscapes: Sara Burbi, Coventry University, UK
Part 3 The role of government and the private sector in promoting on-farm conservation practices
9.Developing the Environmental Land Management Scheme (ELMS) for English agriculture: Ruth Little, Defra, UK
10.Developments in agri-environment schemes (AES): North America: Gordon Rausser, University of California-Berkeley, USA
11.Developments in agri-environment schemes (AES): Australia: Dean Ansell, Australian National University (ANU), Australia
Part 4 Habitat rewilding
12.Restoring wetlands in agricultural landscapes: Ruurd van Diggelen, University of Antwerp, Belgium
13.Rewilding grasslands/rangelands: Thomas Jones, REE-ARS, USA
14.Reforestation of agricultural landscapes: David Lindenmayer, Australian National University (ANU), Australia
15.Key issues in animal rewilding: Adrian Manning, Australian National University (ANU), Australia
16.Animal rewilding in theory and practice: Australia and New Zealand: Chris Dickman, University of Sydney, Australia
Part 5 Conclusions
17.Challenges and opportunities for enhancing biodiversity conservation in agricultural systems worldwide: Nick Reid, University of New England, Australia
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conservation;rewilding;restoration;regenerative agriculture;habitat restoration;soil health;field margins;hedgerows;grazing management;ELMS;agri-environment schemes;habitat rewilding;reforestation;animal rewilding
Part 1 Principles
1.Key concepts in biodiversity management within agricultural landscapes: Andrew Bennett, La Trobe University, Australia
2.Integrated farm management (IFM) plans to promote biodiversity and other environmental benefits on individual farms: Geoff Squire, James Hutton Institute, UK
3.Understanding and improving the involvement of farmers and rural communities in implementing ecological restoration projects: Theodore Alter, Penn State University, USA
4.Implementing sustainable land use change programmes: Liz Lewis-Reddy, ADAS, UK
Part 2 Farmland and conservation practices
5.Soil health and ecological restoration: David Johnson, University of Manchester, UK
6.The design and impact of field margins/flower strips in promoting biodiversity in agricultural landscapes: Jane Morrison, Bishop's University, Canada
7.The design and impact of hedgerows in promoting biodiversity in agricultural landscapes: Ian Montgomery, Queen's University of Belfast, UK
8.The design and role of silvopastoral systems in promoting biodiversity and other benefits in agricultural landscapes: Sara Burbi, Coventry University, UK
Part 3 The role of government and the private sector in promoting on-farm conservation practices
9.Developing the Environmental Land Management Scheme (ELMS) for English agriculture: Ruth Little, Defra, UK
10.Developments in agri-environment schemes (AES): North America: Gordon Rausser, University of California-Berkeley, USA
11.Developments in agri-environment schemes (AES): Australia: Dean Ansell, Australian National University (ANU), Australia
Part 4 Habitat rewilding
12.Restoring wetlands in agricultural landscapes: Ruurd van Diggelen, University of Antwerp, Belgium
13.Rewilding grasslands/rangelands: Thomas Jones, REE-ARS, USA
14.Reforestation of agricultural landscapes: David Lindenmayer, Australian National University (ANU), Australia
15.Key issues in animal rewilding: Adrian Manning, Australian National University (ANU), Australia
16.Animal rewilding in theory and practice: Australia and New Zealand: Chris Dickman, University of Sydney, Australia
Part 5 Conclusions
17.Challenges and opportunities for enhancing biodiversity conservation in agricultural systems worldwide: Nick Reid, University of New England, Australia
1.Key concepts in biodiversity management within agricultural landscapes: Andrew Bennett, La Trobe University, Australia
2.Integrated farm management (IFM) plans to promote biodiversity and other environmental benefits on individual farms: Geoff Squire, James Hutton Institute, UK
3.Understanding and improving the involvement of farmers and rural communities in implementing ecological restoration projects: Theodore Alter, Penn State University, USA
4.Implementing sustainable land use change programmes: Liz Lewis-Reddy, ADAS, UK
Part 2 Farmland and conservation practices
5.Soil health and ecological restoration: David Johnson, University of Manchester, UK
6.The design and impact of field margins/flower strips in promoting biodiversity in agricultural landscapes: Jane Morrison, Bishop's University, Canada
7.The design and impact of hedgerows in promoting biodiversity in agricultural landscapes: Ian Montgomery, Queen's University of Belfast, UK
8.The design and role of silvopastoral systems in promoting biodiversity and other benefits in agricultural landscapes: Sara Burbi, Coventry University, UK
Part 3 The role of government and the private sector in promoting on-farm conservation practices
9.Developing the Environmental Land Management Scheme (ELMS) for English agriculture: Ruth Little, Defra, UK
10.Developments in agri-environment schemes (AES): North America: Gordon Rausser, University of California-Berkeley, USA
11.Developments in agri-environment schemes (AES): Australia: Dean Ansell, Australian National University (ANU), Australia
Part 4 Habitat rewilding
12.Restoring wetlands in agricultural landscapes: Ruurd van Diggelen, University of Antwerp, Belgium
13.Rewilding grasslands/rangelands: Thomas Jones, REE-ARS, USA
14.Reforestation of agricultural landscapes: David Lindenmayer, Australian National University (ANU), Australia
15.Key issues in animal rewilding: Adrian Manning, Australian National University (ANU), Australia
16.Animal rewilding in theory and practice: Australia and New Zealand: Chris Dickman, University of Sydney, Australia
Part 5 Conclusions
17.Challenges and opportunities for enhancing biodiversity conservation in agricultural systems worldwide: Nick Reid, University of New England, Australia
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