Richard J. Hobbs Boeken

Exploring the ecological dynamics of abandoned agricultural land, this book delves into the reasons behind land abandonment and the factors influencing the recovery of old fields. Through 12 case studies, it offers insights into how these ecological processes can enhance both theoretical and applied ecology, shedding light on the complexities of land use and environmental restoration.

This comprehensive volume examines the emergence of novel ecosystems shaped by land conversion, climate change, and species invasions. It challenges traditional conservation methods, advocating for responsible intervention. Featuring diverse perspectives, methodologies, and case studies, it serves as a vital resource for researchers and policymakers navigating these complex systems.