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  Habitat Fragmentation Increases Overall Richness, but Not of Habitat-Dependent Species 

  Chetcuti, Jordan (2020)

  Debate rages as to whether habitat fragmentation leads to the decline of biodiversity once habitat loss is accounted for. Previous studies have defined fragmentation variously, but research needs to address “fragmentation ...
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  Innovating with nature: from nature-based solutions to nature-based enterprises 

  Collier, Marcus (2021)

  Nature-based solutions (NBS) to address societal challenges have been widely recognised and adopted by governments in climate change and biodiversity strategies. Nevertheless, significant barriers exist for the necessary ...
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  Ground flora of field boundary dry stone walls in the Burren, Ireland 

  Collier, Marcus (2020)

  Despite the fact that field boundary (dry) stone walls are globally common in rural landscapes, very little research has been carried out regarding them. Dry stone walls may act as refuges for a range of plants and animals, ...
• Operationalizing urban resilience through a framework for adaptive co-management and design: five experiments in urban planning practice and policy 

  Collier, Marcus (2016)

  The emergent discourse on social-ecological resilience can be understood as a response to the rapid pace of change and severe challenges facing urban areas. This paper reports on one strand of research being carried out ...
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  The case for mainstreaming nature-based solutions into integrated catchment management in Ireland 

  Collier, Marcus (2020)

  The intensification of European policies, agreements and regulations for climate action, water resources, energy, agriculture and forestry, and biodiversity is pressurising governments to adopt a ...

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