Land use change is currently the largest threat to biodiversity, and exacerbates the detrimental effects of climate change. We are interested in novel types of land use change, such as housing growth in the WUI, and widespread land abandonment after socioeconomic shocks, and how such changes affect biodiversity.
Mapping the human footprint in the forests of Argentina
August 11, 2023What is driving land degradation in the Caucasus Mountains?
February 6, 2019Measuring trail use with remote detectors
January 7, 2016Satellite Classification of Tree Species
January 6, 2016Forest Changes in the Altay
January 14, 2015Recreational trails are affecting bird reproduction
March 31, 2014Forest degradation in Mexico and spectral mixture analysis
January 16, 2014Using Bayesian statistics to predict housing growth in the U.S.
January 15, 2014It’s all a game – Land Use and Conservation in everyone’s hands
January 28, 2013Housing development is eroding the value of protected lands
January 28, 2013Monitoring of deforestation and forest degradation in Mexico
January 24, 2013New multi-scale landscape indices for spatial pattern analysis
September 28, 2010Institutional change and logging in post-Soviet Russia
August 9, 2010