River restoration projects are often accompanied by major land consolidation operations, notably the re-allocation of adjacent farmland, which offers opportunity to create an extensively-managed buffer zone outside levees where specific habitat features installed for endangered terrestrial and semi-aquatic biodiversity. Modern, enrivonmentally-friendly operations might thus not only contribute ...

Abstract Anorexia nervosa is a persistent and often difficult to treat eating disorder with significant physical mental health consequences. While it known that the associated alterations in brain functional connectivity during phase of acute underweight, effect weight normalization on remains unclear. This talk focuses recovery intrinsic severe anorexia nervosa, presenting data from longitudin...

Coastal restoration is often distrusted and, at best, implemented small scales, which hampers its potential for coastal adaptation. Present technical, economic and management barriers stem from sectoral poorly coordinated local interventions, are insufficiently monitored maintained, precluding the upscaling required to build up confidence in ecosystem restoration. The paper posits that there en...

Human-dominated landscapes often feature patches that fluctuate in suitability through space and time, but there is little experimental evidence relating the consequences of dynamic patches for species persistence. We used a spatially and temporally dynamic metapopulation model to assess and compare metapopulation capacity and persistence for red flour beetles (Tribolium castaneum) in experimen...

Barrier removal and fish pass construction are increasingly used as tools to restore river connectivity improve habitat quality, but the effectiveness of subcatchment-scale restoration on recovery communities is poorly understood. We a before-after-downstream-upstream methodology determine effects fishes in fragmented tributary River Wear, Northeast England, between 2013 2019. Following (three ...