Henrique M. Pereira

The paper quantifies how forest degradation affects trophic functioning in Amazonian vertebrate food webs, showing shifts in carnivory and herbivory despite stable biodiversity metrics.

This paper proposes a climate-smart rewilding framework to integrate biodiversity, climate change, and socio-economic benefits in ecosystem restoration.

The paper assesses climate-tracking connectivity in European protected areas, finding that small, climate-exposed areas are less capable of supporting species movement under climate change.

The paper models how landscape fragmentation affects carrying capacity based on species' home-range sizes and habitat quality thresholds.

The paper assesses public preferences for biodiversity and management interventions in urban riparian areas using a discrete choice experiment in Poland, finding strong support for complex vegetation and reduced impermeable surfaces.

This paper develops a participatory scenario framework using the Nature Futures Framework to identify ecological and societal priorities for rewilding in the German Oder Delta.

The paper develops three positive nature futures narratives for Europe using the Nature Futures Framework, highlighting solutions that address biodiversity and nature's contributions to people across different sectors.

The paper identifies gaps in biodiversity monitoring in Europe and recommends establishing a coordinated network to improve data harmonization and policy response to biodiversity loss.

The paper assesses mining's threat to African great apes by integrating mining data with ape distribution, finding one-third of the population faces mining-related risks.