Linking Socioeconomics to Biodiversity in the City: The Case of a Migrant Keystone Bird Species

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Socioeconomic Disparities in Urban Forest Diversity and Structure in Green Areas of Santiago de Chile

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Inequities in urban tree care based on socioeconomic status

Article in Urban Forestry & Urban Greening (June 2024)

Socio-economic, not ecological, landscape heterogeneity explains the abundance of pollinators across multiple spatial scales in a Global South city.

Preprint in Research Square (April 2024)

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