Land,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(4), P. 518 - 518
Published: April 14, 2024
Previous
studies
of
the
literature
show
that
there
are
great
uncertainties
regarding
costs
and
gains
for
peatland
restoration
strategies
monetary
estimation
possible
alternatives
can
be
complicated.
The
research
aims
to
compare
economic
benefits
existing
alternative
use
peat
peatlands.
A
core
method
evaluation
aspects
each
strategy
used
is
composite
index
method.
Information
constructing
based
on
data
from
scientific
literature,
reports,
local
project
studies.
In
study,
strategies,
extraction,
in
products
were
mutually
compared
with
strategies.
highest
among
was
production
insulation
boards
cultivation
paludicultures
using
cattail
or
sphagnum
farming.
Cultivation
an
economically
viable
if
evaluated.
make
landowners
farmers,
solutions
reduction
necessary
initial
investments
should
sought.
Harvested
biomass
high-added-value
products,
this
case,
(Typha).
Therefore,
as
valuable
resource,
raw
material
board
obtained
without
extraction
peat.
Also,
ecosystem
services
potential
income
not
reduced.
Agronomy,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(3), P. 713 - 713
Published: March 15, 2025
The
variety
of
natural
conditions
and
land
use
patterns
determine
high
variability
soil
properties.
This
study
focused
on
the
analysis
chemical,
physical,
biological
properties
grassland
(GL)
soils
(situated
slopes—GLS,
alluvial
plains—GLP)
in
comparison
with
other
ecosystems
(arable
land,
forest
riparian
zone)
Central
Slovakia.
We
applied
an
indicator’s
method
combined
models
these
studies
showed
a
large
variability,
more
pronounced
GLS
than
GLP.
GLP
were
characterized
by
highest
number,
biomass,
diversity
earthworms
among
all
ecosystems.
GL
soils,
addition
to
FL
also
have
relatively
capacity
for
water
retention
C
N
storage.
However,
we
found
unfavorable
state
available
phosphorus,
showing
lowest
levels
compared
Conservation Science and Practice,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 17, 2025
Abstract
North
American
grasslands
are
climate‐vulnerable
biomes
that
provide
critical
ecosystem
services
and
support
biodiversity.
However,
often
not
included
in
climate
policy
treaties,
they
underrepresented
ecological
climate‐adaptation
literature.
We
synthesized
existing
knowledge
on
adaptation
to
resources
guidance
for
grassland
managers
facing
increasing
change
impacts.
leveraged
data
from
a
systematic
review
solicited
input
management
professionals
at
workshops
create
Grassland
Adaptation
Menu—a
referenced,
hierarchical
list
of
specific
tactics
nested
under
broader
strategies.
Our
revealed
although
the
number
published
studies
examining
grassland‐climate
topics
is
increasing,
relatively
few
actionable
recommendations
adaptation.
Among
did
make
recommendations,
landscape‐planning
principles
such
as
conserving
future
refugia
enhancing
connectivity
were
most
frequently
recommended
practice
types,
but
there
also
suggestions
site‐level
adjustments
fire
grazing,
improved
seed
sourcing
restoration
practices,
increased
heterogeneity
biodiversity,
use
assisted
migration,
microclimate
conditions.
The
Menu
incorporates
eight
general
strategies
32
approaches
structured
format
designed
help
translate
concepts
into
actions.
Ecological Solutions and Evidence,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
6(2)
Published: April 1, 2025
Abstract
Planting
or
sowing
native
perennial
bunchgrasses
is
a
common
restoration
practice
in
grasslands
disturbed
by
agricultural
forestry
operations.
Bunchgrasses
provide
fine
fuel
loads
for
reinstating
fire
regimes
that
promote
plant
community
development.
Wiregrass
(
Aristida
beyrichiana
)
dominant
bunchgrass
used
the
of
south‐eastern
US
pine
savannas.
Amending
soils
with
inoculating
them
mycorrhizal
fungi
are
practices
to
enhance
growth
establishment.
It
unknown,
however,
whether
these
increase
wiregrass
biomass,
which
would
spread
and
reinstatement
frequent
We
grew
from
seed
four
treatments:
(1)
undisturbed
soil
an
savanna
(reference
treatment),
(2)
plantation
forestry,
(3)
mixed
small
amount
(4)
inoculated
commercial
arbuscular
inoculum.
After
6
months,
we
harvested
plants
weighed
above‐
below‐ground
biomass.
compared
total
spore
counts
root
colonization
between
treatments.
Although
experiment
did
not
initially
differ
nutrients
inoculum
potential,
were
significantly
higher
collected.
At
end
experiment,
biomass
(above‐
below‐ground)
was
lower
treatment
than
all
other
treatments,
different
each
other.
There
no
significant
differences
percent
at
but
commercially
soils.
Our
results
suggest
relationship
might
be
enhanced
as
mobilize
needed
wiregrass;
alternatively,
harbour
fungal
had
soils,
this
difference
may
disappear
over
time.
Practical
implication
.
If
goal
re‐establish
using
wiregrass,
inoculation
likely
unnecessary.
In
contrast,
support
objectives,
such
increasing
biodiversity
accelerating
succession.
Restoration Ecology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 21, 2025
The
Platte
River
has
experienced
severe
anthropogenic
modifications,
with
damming
and
water
diversions
leading
to
reduced
flows,
modified
hydroperiods,
sediment
transportation.
hydroperiod
within
floodplain
ecosystems
of
the
allowed
75–80%
regional
wet
meadows
be
converted
agriculture
developments
or
transition
an
altered
stable
state
(e.g.
forest).
To
address
this,
conservation
organizations
have
restored
meadow
sites
using
techniques
such
as
soil
recontouring,
tree
removal,
reseeding.
While
efforts
been
implemented
in
this
region
for
decades,
evaluation
is
necessary
determine
progress
inform
future
management.
Therefore,
we
compared
abiotic
features
(i.e.
relative
ammonium
moisture)
invertebrate
communities
between
native
(
n
=
54),
rehabilitated
11),
reconstructed
14)
along
during
summers
2020–2022.
This
study
demonstrates
that
differ
from
key
categories
bulk
density.
In
general,
had
significantly
greater
elevations
riverbed
than
meadows,
resulting
hydrologic
connectivity.
also
showed
significant
differences
those
sites,
having
average
richness
containing
biomass
taxa
(Armadillidiidae
Elateridae).
These
results
indicate
restoration
practices
aligned
some
native,
restored,
but
their
biotic
remain.
Agriculture Ecosystems & Environment,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
374, P. 109179 - 109179
Published: July 16, 2024
Agricultural
management
and
meteorological
conditions
have
a
great
impact
on
grassland
dynamics,
regenerative
holistic
practices
especially
significant
potential
for
enhancing
soil
quality
fertility,
biodiversity
carbon
cycling
in
agricultural
ecosystems.
We
monitored
CO2
fluxes
from
an
Southern
Finland
with
the
eddy
covariance
method
over
five-year
period
together
various
variables
to
study
how
weather
conditions,
rotational
grazing,
cutting
height
other
selected
affect
fluxes.
Additionally,
we
measured
CH4,
N2O
flux
chamber
method.
Interannual
variation
net
ecosystem
balance
(NECB)
was
substantial
as
it
alternated
between
−60
(C
sink)
131
g
C
m−2
yr−1
source).
Over
whole
five
years,
site
near
neutral
approximately
−10
m−2.
CH4
were
small
each
growing
season.
Field
greatly
affected
annual
NECB,
grazing
had
positive
assimilation
efficiency
taller
also
showed
occasional
higher
during
regrowth
stage.
utilised
measurement
data
calibrate
modified
version
of
BASGRA
model
site,
ran
simulations
isolate
impacts
precipitation
air
temperature
key
drivers
exchange.
The
that
variations
both
distinct
primary
productivity
heterotrophic
respiration,
causing
alternate
source
sink
individual
years.
period,
calibrated
demonstrated
(−70
central
estimate)
into
ecosystem.
Phyton,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
93(6), P. 1179 - 1202
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
The
Flooding
Pampa
grasslands
are
the
last
remnant
of
Rio
de
la
Plata
in
Argentina.
Anthropogenic
interventions
have
led
to
severe
degradation
and,
as
a
result,
ecosystem
services
provided
by
declining,
terms
provisioning,
regulating,
and
supporting
services.
We
synthesized
existing
literature
on
goods
these
under
grazing
different
conditions
conservation
status.
found
that
plant
animal
diversity
primary
production
most
studied
services,
while
climate
regulation,
water
supply,
nutrient
cycling,
meat
erosion
control,
order,
less
studied.
Cultural
under-researched.
Continuous
glyphosate
spraying
main
drivers
grassland
degradation.
Controlled
conservative
stocking
rates
been
shown
reverse
demonstrate
livestock
is
compatible
with
maintaining
regulating
provisioning
As
management
strategies
poorly
integrated,
improving
their
implementation
will
require
important
changes
farmers'
decisions
development
policies
create
economic
for
this
happen.
Research
needed
understand
prevent
knowledge
generated
from
being
transferred
producers
translated
into
practices
would
improve
provision