Nature Conservation-Bulgaria

Papers
(The H4-Index of Nature Conservation-Bulgaria is 12. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-05-01 to 2026-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
Changes in landscape disturbance intensity of sloping land in mountainous areas and their relationship with ecosystem services26
The Cerrado crisis review: highlighting threats and providing future pathways to save Brazil's biodiversity hotspot21
Beyond commercial interests lies an ecological responsibility: The dilemma of red-eared slider sales19
Managed re-alignment: a multifaceted approach in ecological restoration of coastal floodplains18
To what extent is coastal wetland biodiversity endangered by climate change? How can we boost the resilience of coastal ecosystems?17
Biodiversity monitoring with intelligent sensors: An integrated pipeline for mitigating animal-vehicle collisions16
Natura 2000-sites: Legal requirements for agricultural and forestry land-use15
Dogs, not wolves, most likely to have caused the death of a British tourist in northern Greece14
Morphological and genetic characteristics of garfish Belone belone (L., 1760) (Belonidae, Teleostei) population from the southern Bulgarian Black Sea coast14
Changes in species and phylogenetic diversity in tropical seasonal rainforests on steep karst hillslopes in southwestern China: implications for conservation13
Cultural practices in European riverine floodplains: formation, typology, co-decline of biocultural diversity, and emerging drivers of conservation and sustainable management13
Temporal variation in hotspots and the effects of climate and landscape on wildlife roadkill along the BR-319: conservation challenges in a high-biodiversity area in the Amazon12
A baseline assessment of anthropogenic macrolitter on dunes along the Bulgarian Black Sea Coast using visual census and Unmanned Aerial Systems12
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