Rural Villages
Rural Villages, Memory, and Conservation: When Restoration Becomes Agroecological Regeneration Talking about rural villages today means engaging in a profound
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Live Environment
Live environment is a column that is interested in environmental and ecological issues. Since in the field of biology and ecology, the term environment indicates everything that a living being comes into contact with influencing (in a positive or negative way) the life cycle, this section offers a series of ideas, investigations, dossiers and reflections on the issues that most interest man today and, with him, philosophy, science, politics and ethics.
Guido Bissanti
The Soil Food Web
The Soil Food Web: The Ecological Basis of Fertility and Soil Food Web For a long time, we have looked
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Plants sense
Plants sense, biochemically interpret, and respond through their immune systems Yes, you read that right. Modern plant physiology has begun
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Agroecosystems
Agroecosystems: Competition or Collaboration? In contemporary scientific debate, the dichotomy between competition and collaboration within agroecosystems is a hotly debated
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TEA and agroecology
TEA and agroecology: why the comparison raises doubts In recent times, an increasingly evident trend has been gaining traction in
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The biodiversity we eat
The biodiversity we eat: a bridge between soil, plants, and gut health When we think about human health, we rarely
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The Mediterranean and the challenge of desertification
The Mediterranean and the Challenge of Desertification: Towards Common Policies to Save Soil and Communities From Sicily to North Africa,
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Cultivating complexity
Towards a new agroecological paradigm For over a century, we have measured agriculture with a seemingly neutral and objective indicator:
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Agroecology and conventional agriculture
Agroecology and conventional agriculture: two visions of the relationship between humans, nature, and society In recent decades, the debate over
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Urban greenery as a link
Urban greenery as a link between cities, rural communities, the countryside, and public health in agroecological biodistricts In large urban
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