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  1. Building understanding: a review of European farmers’ perceptions of agrobiodiversity
  2. Divergent Perceptions of Dairy Farmers on the Role of Grazing in Animal Welfare and Production
  3. Balancing grazing and biodiversity: Arthropod responses to modern cattle farming practices
  4. Characterizing the Global Polycrisis: A Systematic Review of Recent Literature
  5. Improving biodiversity in agricultural grassland systems
  6. Role of science and scientists in public environmental policy debates: The case of EU agrochemical and Nature Restoration Regulations
  7. Planetary plate puzzle: a serious game for deliberating sufficient future diets
  8. Does “better” mean “less”? Sustainable meat consumption in the context of natural pasture-raised beef
  9. High nature value farming systems in Europe: A dataset encompassing the environmental impact assessment of farms and extensive ruminant food products
  10. Bioenergy and Waste
  11. Applying life cycle assessment to European high nature value farming systems: Environmental impacts and biodiversity
  12. Both downsizing and improvements to livestock systems are needed to stay within planetary boundaries
  13. A rebalanced discussion of the roles of livestock in society
  14. Editorial: High Nature Value farming systems in Europe
  15. Innovation brokers in High Nature Value farming areas: a strategic approach to engage effective socioeconomic and agroecological dynamics
  16. Contribution of High Nature Value farming systems to sustainable livestock production: A case from Finland
  17. Semi-natural habitats in the European boreal region: Caught in the socio-ecological extinction vortex?
  18. Flies are important pollinators of mass-flowering caraway and respond to landscape and floral factors differently from honeybees
  19. Linking pollinator occurrence in field margins to pollinator visitation to a mass-flowering crop
  20. Keskeiset keinot luontokadon pysäyttämiseksi
  21. Luonnon monimuotoisuus ja vihreä elvytys
  22. Simplistic understandings of farmer motivations could undermine the environmental potential of the common agricultural policy
  23. Semi-natural habitats in boreal Europe: a rise of a social-ecological research agenda
  24. Conflicts between agriculture and biodiversity conservation in Europe: Looking to the future by learning from the past
  25. The Common Agricultural Policy needs urgent action to solve environmental problems
  26. Organically grown cattle benefits farmland birds in Finland
  27. Paying public support to farmers by the ecological results they have is a promising option
  28. Late flowering time enhances insect pollination of turnip rape
  29. Weak effects of farming practices corresponding to agricultural greening measures on farmland bird diversity in boreal landscapes
  30. Coincidence of High Nature Value farmlands with bird and butterfly diversity
  31. Perennial fallow strips support biological pest control in spring cereal in Northern Europe
  32. Public support to farmers by the ecological results supports farmers's conservation activities
  33. Evidence for positive population-level effects of an agri-environment scheme on grassland butterflies
  34. Linking pollinator abundance in field margins to crop pollination service
  35. Applying trait-based community metrics of relevance to conservation for understanding community patterns of farmland birds in Northwest Russia
  36. Time to look for evidence: Results-based approach to biodiversity conservation on farmland in Europe
  37. Grazing horses on natural pastures helps biodiversity and can be good also for horses
  38. High cover of forest increases the abundance of most grassland butterflies in boreal farmland
  39. Probing the grounds: Developing a payment-by-results agri-environment scheme in Finland
  40. Voluntary non-monetary approaches for implementing conservation
  41. Community composition of butterflies and bumblebees in fallows: niche breadth and dispersal capacity modify responses to fallow type and landscape
  42. Differing effects of fallow type and landscape structure on the occurrence of plants, pollinators and birds on environmental fallows in Finland
  43. Harnessing the biodiversity value of Central and Eastern European farmland
  44. Socially optimal drainage system and agricultural biodiversity: A case study for Finnish landscape
  45. Plant functional diversity in agricultural margins and fallow fields varies with landscape complexity level: Conservation implications
  46. What motivates farmers to maintain natural grasslands?
  47. Environmentally friendly management as an intermediate strategy between organic and conventional agriculture to support biodiversity
  48. Farmland bird communities in an agricultural landscape in Northwest Russia: Seasonal and spatial patterns
  49. Environmental fallows as a new policy tool to safeguard farmland biodiversity in Finland
  50. Type of agricultural drainage modifies the value of fields for farmland birds
  51. Toward effective nature conservation on farmland: making farmers matter
  52. Importance of set-aside for breeding birds of open farmland in Finland
  53. Conservation of Farmland Birds Faces Different Challenges in Western and Central-Eastern Europe
  54. Symbiotic nitrogen fixation in organically managed red clover–grass leys under farming conditions
  55. Ecological impacts of early 21st century agricultural change in Europe – A review
  56. Agricultural drainage ditches, their biological importance and functioning
  57. Effects of landscape complexity on farmland birds in the Baltic States