SDSN Member Spotlight: University of Lisbon
Channel: SDSN
Date: 2022-05-16

Tree for the three  birds, landscape and ecosystem services

Birds contribute to pest predation and control, among many ecosystem services in agricultural landscapes. Trees can contribute to ecosystem regulation, shelter and foraging of species, among others. In this video, Tainan Messina (University of Lisbon) presents a study based on intensive farming systems areas of Central Portugal that aims to develop a methodology that integrates bird and crop data, pest predation indicators and local farmers. The holistic characteristic of the methodology could guide stakeholders and policies elaboration more effectively as they have learned that with the farmer's participation they have the potential to produce more accurate results.
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