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Nature-based solutions in open ecosystems must support biodiversity and people

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By Caroline E. R. Lehmann, Richard Bardgett, James Bullock, Catherine L. Parr, Adam J. M. Devenish
| Nature Verified
Nature-based solutions in savannas and grasslands that seek to maximize tree cover and carbon uptake can erode biodiversity, create fragile carbon stocks and disrupt the livelihoods of people who depend on these landscapes, all for uncertain climate benefits.
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Soil microbial conservation cannot rely on above-ground biodiversity

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By Shuo Liu, Bruce A. Hungate, Kees Jan van Groenigen, Richard Bardgett, Yongfu Li, Ji Chen
| Nature Verified
Soil biodiversity underpins ecosystem functioning and plant health, yet the incredible diversity of below-ground microorganisms remains largely overlooked in conservation efforts. This Comment outlines four key challenges to soil microbial conservation and emphasizes the importance of addressing them to safeguard soil biodiversity.
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Soil microbiomes and regenerative agriculture

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By Richard Bardgett, Marcel G.A. van der Heijden
| Cell Host & Microbe Verified
Main text Widespread soil degradation resulting from decades of intensive farming has increased interest in regenerative agriculture, which seeks to restore soil health, maintain crop yields, and benefit biodiversity and the wider environment. There is no universally accepted definition of regenerative agriculture, which has evolved from and includes aspects of existing agricultural movements, including conservation agriculture, organic agriculture and agroecology.
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