Add to ORKG[Extract] The Earths last intact wilderness areas are shrinking dramatically. In a recently published paper we showed that the world has lost 3.3 million square kilometres of wilderness (around 10% of the total wilderness area) since 1993. Hardest hit were South America, which has experienced a 30% wilderness loss, and Africa, which has lost 14%
Acknowledgements: C.G.B. was supported by the UK’s Natural Environment Research Council (grant numbe...
[Extract] Indonesia is the world's biggest destroyer of forests and four multinational corporations ...
Humans have altered the majority of Earth’s terrestrial surface, yet some places still remain relati...
[Extract] The Earths last intact wilderness areas are shrinking dramatically. In a recently publishe...
[Extract] An alarming new study has shown that the world's forests are not only disappearing rapidly...
[Extract] With the global population now well over seven billion there are few remaining parts of th...
Humans have altered terrestrial ecosystems for millennia [1], yet wilderness areas still remain as v...
Humans have altered terrestrial ecosystems for millennia [1], yet wilderness areas still remain as v...
Humans have altered terrestrial ecosystems for millennia [1], yet wilderness areas still remain as v...
Intact tropical forests, free from substantial anthropogenic influence, store and sequester large am...
[Extract] Launching the Coalition's Global Rainforest Recovery Plan at Melbourne Zoo, Hunt outlined ...
To avert climate catastrophe, there are ecosystems that we cannot afford to destroy, because they st...
[Extract] In science, it's rare that a new idea comes along that stops people in their tracks. For e...
[Extract] Humans have already felled or razed about half of the world's forests, and much that remai...
This paper provides an overview of current global wildfire carbon emissions and considers future pro...
Acknowledgements: C.G.B. was supported by the UK’s Natural Environment Research Council (grant numbe...
[Extract] Indonesia is the world's biggest destroyer of forests and four multinational corporations ...
Humans have altered the majority of Earth’s terrestrial surface, yet some places still remain relati...
[Extract] The Earths last intact wilderness areas are shrinking dramatically. In a recently publishe...
[Extract] An alarming new study has shown that the world's forests are not only disappearing rapidly...
[Extract] With the global population now well over seven billion there are few remaining parts of th...
Humans have altered terrestrial ecosystems for millennia [1], yet wilderness areas still remain as v...
Humans have altered terrestrial ecosystems for millennia [1], yet wilderness areas still remain as v...
Humans have altered terrestrial ecosystems for millennia [1], yet wilderness areas still remain as v...
Intact tropical forests, free from substantial anthropogenic influence, store and sequester large am...
[Extract] Launching the Coalition's Global Rainforest Recovery Plan at Melbourne Zoo, Hunt outlined ...
To avert climate catastrophe, there are ecosystems that we cannot afford to destroy, because they st...
[Extract] In science, it's rare that a new idea comes along that stops people in their tracks. For e...
[Extract] Humans have already felled or razed about half of the world's forests, and much that remai...
This paper provides an overview of current global wildfire carbon emissions and considers future pro...
Acknowledgements: C.G.B. was supported by the UK’s Natural Environment Research Council (grant numbe...
[Extract] Indonesia is the world's biggest destroyer of forests and four multinational corporations ...
Humans have altered the majority of Earth’s terrestrial surface, yet some places still remain relati...