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Analysing how drivers of agricultural land abandonment affect biodiversity and cultural landscapes using case studies from Scandinavia, Iberia and Oceania

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Beilin, Ruth
Lindborg, Regina
Stenseke, Marie
Pereira, H
Llausas, Albert
Slatmo, Elin
Cerqueira, Yvonne
Navarro, Laetitia
Rodriques, Patricia
Reichelt, Nicole

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Pergamon Press

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Agricultural land abandonment (ALA) is widespread in many countries of the global north. It impacts rural communities, traditional landscapes, biodiversity and ecosystem services. It is an opportunity for ecosystem restoration or new landscape functions.

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Land Use Policy

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2037-12-31