Sustainability,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
17(8), С. 3506 - 3506
Опубликована: Апрель 14, 2025
Biodiversity
loss
is
a
global
environmental
concern,
mainly
driven
by
human-induced
factors,
encompassing
both
direct
and
indirect
drivers.
This
study
investigates
the
long-term
relationship
between
either
Human
Footprint
Index
(HFI),
which
measures
extent
of
human
pressures
(i.e.,
drivers),
or
Gross
Domestic
Product
(GDP),
measure
economic
growth
driver)
biodiversity
change,
using
bird
population
trends
as
indicators.
The
analysis
was
based
on
time-series
data
for
Portugal
(2004–2023)
aggregated
at
national
sub-national
scales,
representative
different
socio-economic
contexts.
Multi-species
indices
were
regressed
against
HFI
GDP
Autoregressive
Distributed
Lag
(ARDL)
to
identify
long-run
relationships.
Bird
varied
species
group
(common,
agricultural,
forest
birds)
context
underscoring
importance
assessments.
had
varying
predictive
value
across
groups
contexts,
with
showing
greater
consistency,
particularly
predictor
agricultural
birds.
While
most
models
showed
negative
association
abundance
GDP,
revealing
signal
populations
some
suggested
mixed
results,
indicating
that
conservation
policies
must
take
local
contexts
into
account.
International Journal of Advanced Computer Science and Applications,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
14(3)
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2023
With
the
technological
progress
of
human
beings,
more
and
animal
bird
species
are
being
endangered
sometimes
even
going
to
verge
extinction.
However,
existence
birds
is
highly
beneficial
for
civilization
as
help
in
pollination,
destroying
harmful
insects
crops,
etc.
To
ensure
healthy
co-existence
all
along
with
almost
advanced
countries
have
taken
up
some
conservation
measures
species.
conservation,
first
step
identify
found
different
locations.
Deep
learning-based
techniques
best
suited
automated
identification
from
captured
images.
In
this
paper,
a
Convolutional
Neural
Network
based
image
methodology
has
been
proposed.
Four
transfer
architectures,
namely
Resnet152V2,
Inception
V3,
Densenet201,
MobileNetV2
used
classification
identification.
The
models
trained
using
58388
images
belonging
400
birds,
tested
2000
birds.
Out
these
four
models,
Resnet152V2
DenseNet201
performed
comparatively
well.
accuracy
was
highest
at
95.45%,
but
it
faced
large
loss
0.8835.
But
on
results,
though
had
an
95.05%,
less
i.e.,
0.6854.
results
show
that
model
can
further
be
real-life
classification.
Reviews of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
260(1)
Опубликована: Май 20, 2022
Abstract
A
literature
review
of
bioaccumulation
and
biotransformation
organic
chemicals
in
birds
was
undertaken,
aiming
to
support
scoping
prioritization
future
research.
The
objectives
were
characterize
available
bioaccumulation/biotransformation
data,
identify
knowledge
gaps,
determine
how
extant
data
can
be
used,
explore
the
strategy
steps
forward.
An
intermediate
approach
balanced
between
expediency
rigor
taken
given
vastness
literature.
Following
a
critical
>
500
peer-reviewed
studies,
25,000
entries
2
million
information
bytes
compiled
on
700
compounds
for
~
320
wild
species
60
domestic
breeds
birds.
These
organized
into
themed
databases
,
field
survey
microsomal
enzyme
activity
metabolic
pathway
bird
taxonomy
diet
.
Significant
gaps
identified
all
at
multiple
levels.
Biotransformation
characterization
largely
fragmented
over
metabolite/pathway
identification
or
kinetics.
Limited
kinetic
constrained
development
an
avian
model.
substantial
shortage
vivo
kinetics
has
been
observed
as
most
reported
rate
constants
derived
vitro.
No
metric
comprehensively
captured
key
contaminant
classes
chemical
groups
broad-scope
modeling
biotransformation.
However,
metrics
such
biota-feed
accumulation
factor,
maximum
transfer
total
elimination
constant
more
readily
usable
benchmarking
than
other
reviewed
parameters.
Analysis
demonstrated
lack
shorebirds,
seabirds,
raptors.
In
study
birds,
this
revealed
need
greater
diversity,
measurements
environmental
media,
basic
biometrics
exposure
conditions,
tissues/matrices
sampling,
further
exploration
Limitations
classical
current
research
strategies
used
studies
also
discussed.
Forward-looking
proposed:
adopting
roadmap
investigations,
integrating
existing
biomonitoring
gap-filling
with
non-testing
approaches,
improving
reporting
practices,
expanding
sampling
scopes,
bridging
models
theories,
exploring
via
genomics,
establishing
online
repository.
Communications Biology,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
6(1)
Опубликована: Март 27, 2023
Abstract
Mutualistic
interactions
are
by
definition
beneficial
for
each
contributing
partner.
However,
it
is
insufficiently
understood
how
mutualistic
influence
partners
throughout
their
lives.
Here,
we
used
animal
species-explicit,
microhabitat-structured
integral
projection
models
to
quantify
the
effect
of
seed
dispersal
20
species
on
full
life
cycle
tree
Frangula
alnus
in
Białowieża
Forest,
Eastern
Poland.
Our
analysis
showed
that
increased
population
growth
2.5%.
The
effectiveness
animals
as
dispersers
was
strongly
related
interaction
frequency
but
not
quality
dispersal.
Consequently,
projected
decline
due
simulated
extinction
driven
loss
common
rather
than
rare
mutualist
species.
results
support
notion
frequently
interacting
mutualists
contribute
most
persistence
populations
partners,
underscoring
role
ecosystem
functioning
and
nature
conservation.
Sustainability,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
17(8), С. 3506 - 3506
Опубликована: Апрель 14, 2025
Biodiversity
loss
is
a
global
environmental
concern,
mainly
driven
by
human-induced
factors,
encompassing
both
direct
and
indirect
drivers.
This
study
investigates
the
long-term
relationship
between
either
Human
Footprint
Index
(HFI),
which
measures
extent
of
human
pressures
(i.e.,
drivers),
or
Gross
Domestic
Product
(GDP),
measure
economic
growth
driver)
biodiversity
change,
using
bird
population
trends
as
indicators.
The
analysis
was
based
on
time-series
data
for
Portugal
(2004–2023)
aggregated
at
national
sub-national
scales,
representative
different
socio-economic
contexts.
Multi-species
indices
were
regressed
against
HFI
GDP
Autoregressive
Distributed
Lag
(ARDL)
to
identify
long-run
relationships.
Bird
varied
species
group
(common,
agricultural,
forest
birds)
context
underscoring
importance
assessments.
had
varying
predictive
value
across
groups
contexts,
with
showing
greater
consistency,
particularly
predictor
agricultural
birds.
While
most
models
showed
negative
association
abundance
GDP,
revealing
signal
populations
some
suggested
mixed
results,
indicating
that
conservation
policies
must
take
local
contexts
into
account.