The land use-climate change-biodiversity nexus in European islands stakeholders
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| author | Moustakas, Aristides Christoforidi, Irene Zittis, George Demirel, Nazli Fois, Mauro Zotos, Savvas Gallou, Eirini Stamatiadou, Valentini Tzirkalli, Elli Zoumides, Christos Košić, Kristina Christopoulou, Aikaterini Dragin, Aleksandra Łowicki, Damian Gil, Artur Almeida, Bruna Chrysos, Panos Balzan, Mario V. Mansoldo, Mark D. C. Ólafsdóttir, Rannveig Ayhan, Cigdem Kaptan Atay, Lutfi Tase, Mirela Stojanović, Vladimir Ladičorbić, Maja Mijatov Díaz, Juan Pedro Expósito, Francisco Javier Quiroga, Sonia Cano, Miguel Ángel Casquet Wang, Haoran Suárez, Cristina Manolaki, Paraskevi Vogiatzakis, Ioannis N. |
| author_facet | Moustakas, Aristides Christoforidi, Irene Zittis, George Demirel, Nazli Fois, Mauro Zotos, Savvas Gallou, Eirini Stamatiadou, Valentini Tzirkalli, Elli Zoumides, Christos Košić, Kristina Christopoulou, Aikaterini Dragin, Aleksandra Łowicki, Damian Gil, Artur Almeida, Bruna Chrysos, Panos Balzan, Mario V. Mansoldo, Mark D. C. Ólafsdóttir, Rannveig Ayhan, Cigdem Kaptan Atay, Lutfi Tase, Mirela Stojanović, Vladimir Ladičorbić, Maja Mijatov Díaz, Juan Pedro Expósito, Francisco Javier Quiroga, Sonia Cano, Miguel Ángel Casquet Wang, Haoran Suárez, Cristina Manolaki, Paraskevi Vogiatzakis, Ioannis N. |
| contents | To promote climate adaptation and mitigation, it is crucial to understand stakeholder perspectives and knowledge gaps on land use and climate changes. Stakeholders across 21 European islands were consulted on climate and land use change issues affecting ecosystem services. Climate change perceptions included temperature, precipitation, humidity, extremes, and wind. Land use change perceptions included deforestation, coastal degradation, habitat protection, renewable energy facilities, wetlands, and others. Additional concerns such as invasive species, water or energy scarcity, infrastructure problems, and austerity were also considered. Climate and land use change impact perceptions were analysed with machine learning to quantify their influence. The predominant climatic characteristic is temperature, and the predominant land use characteristic is deforestation. Water-related problems are top priorities for stakeholders. Energy-related problems, including energy deficiency and issues with wind and solar facilities, rank high as combined climate and land use risks. Stakeholders generally perceive climate change impacts on ecosystem services as negative, with natural habitat destruction and biodiversity loss identified as top issues. Land use change impacts are also negative but more complex, with more explanatory variables. Stakeholders share common perceptions on biodiversity impacts despite geographic disparity, but they differentiate between climate and land use impacts. Water, energy, and renewable energy issues pose serious concerns, requiring management measures. |
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| spellingShingle | The land use-climate change-biodiversity nexus in European islands stakeholders Moustakas, Aristides Christoforidi, Irene Zittis, George Demirel, Nazli Fois, Mauro Zotos, Savvas Gallou, Eirini Stamatiadou, Valentini Tzirkalli, Elli Zoumides, Christos Košić, Kristina Christopoulou, Aikaterini Dragin, Aleksandra Łowicki, Damian Gil, Artur Almeida, Bruna Chrysos, Panos Balzan, Mario V. Mansoldo, Mark D. C. Ólafsdóttir, Rannveig Ayhan, Cigdem Kaptan Atay, Lutfi Tase, Mirela Stojanović, Vladimir Ladičorbić, Maja Mijatov Díaz, Juan Pedro Expósito, Francisco Javier Quiroga, Sonia Cano, Miguel Ángel Casquet Wang, Haoran Suárez, Cristina Manolaki, Paraskevi Vogiatzakis, Ioannis N. Populations and Evolution Machine Learning To promote climate adaptation and mitigation, it is crucial to understand stakeholder perspectives and knowledge gaps on land use and climate changes. Stakeholders across 21 European islands were consulted on climate and land use change issues affecting ecosystem services. Climate change perceptions included temperature, precipitation, humidity, extremes, and wind. Land use change perceptions included deforestation, coastal degradation, habitat protection, renewable energy facilities, wetlands, and others. Additional concerns such as invasive species, water or energy scarcity, infrastructure problems, and austerity were also considered. Climate and land use change impact perceptions were analysed with machine learning to quantify their influence. The predominant climatic characteristic is temperature, and the predominant land use characteristic is deforestation. Water-related problems are top priorities for stakeholders. Energy-related problems, including energy deficiency and issues with wind and solar facilities, rank high as combined climate and land use risks. Stakeholders generally perceive climate change impacts on ecosystem services as negative, with natural habitat destruction and biodiversity loss identified as top issues. Land use change impacts are also negative but more complex, with more explanatory variables. Stakeholders share common perceptions on biodiversity impacts despite geographic disparity, but they differentiate between climate and land use impacts. Water, energy, and renewable energy issues pose serious concerns, requiring management measures. |
| title | The land use-climate change-biodiversity nexus in European islands stakeholders |
| topic | Populations and Evolution Machine Learning |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.02829 |