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Enhancing Spatial Coordination in Payment for Ecosystem Services Schemes with Non-Pecuniary Preferences

Are monetary incentives the best way to achieve land spatial coordination in ecosystem services? A new experiment measures the impact of non- pecuniary motives in land owners’ decisions.

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Standardized response signatures of functional traits pinpoint limiting ecological filters during the migration of forest plant species into wooded corridors

Developing a new set of quantitative metrics to effectively measure the functionality of green lines as dispersal corridors for forest-dwelling plant species

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Long-term effect of different management regimes on the survival and population structure of Gladiolus imbricatus in Estonian coastal meadows

Challenges and opportunities of coastal meadow restoration in a long-term, multi- target approach

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Habitat and host specificity of epiphytic lichens in a rural landscape: cultural heritage habitats as refugia

The green desert created by the timber forest management is a threat for epiphytes biodiversity that may be partially overcome by exploiting cultural heritage habitats in rural landscapes

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Nature Based Solutions for Climate Adaptation – Paying Farmers for Flood Control

Streams and rivers break their banks more and more often due to climate change, endangering the people who live in flood risk areas. A system of scheduled flooding of the fields around towns in these areas may be a solution, but do farmers agree?

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Incentivising biodiversity net gain with an offset market

A new policy has been put forward in the fight to preserve biodiversity, calling on the private sector and borrowing from market economics.

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Propagation experiment of the honey bee forage plants

More than 2 km of flowers as a fast snack for bees. Will bees appreciate it?

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Enriching the future of researchers, farmers and the planet through EFFECT Early Career Researchers’ Group

A group of early career researchers in EFFECT gathered for their second seminar this February to share their experiences and jointly overcome research and publication challenges

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Post-2020 Common Agricultural Policy: turning point or greenwashing operation?

EFFECT's researchers state their opinions on post-2020 Common Agricultural Policy

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World Bee Day: the importance of bees for nature and humans

Nature and humans, we both need bees, as bees help plants to have productive sex. Plant sex is the initiation act for seeds, which are use by plants to reproduce and move around.