Violeta Hevia

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Universidad Autónoma de Madrid

Spain

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Violeta Hevia is an Assistant Professor at Universidad Autónoma de Madrid in Spain. Her research focuses on green infrastructure and its impact on biodiversity, particularly concerning wild bees and amphibians in agricultural landscapes. She has recently published articles on ecological monitoring, land use change, and sustainable practices in agroecosystems, contributing to the understanding of ecosystem services and their application in various environmental contexts.

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Articles (12)

Green infrastructure provides important wild bee refuges in intensive agricultural landscapes: The case of Spanish drove roads

Exploring the role of a Mediterranean transhumance drove road as shelter for amphibian breeding

Towards acoustic monitoring of bees: wingbeat sounds are related to species and individual traits

Land use change of transhumant drove roads leads to soil quality degradation: a case study in Central Spain

Exploring the effect of landscape composition and agroecological practices on wild bees in horticultural farms

Diagnosis of the ecological condition of the drove road network in the Autonomous Community of Madrid (central Spain)

Pollination supply models from a local to global scale

Co-producing an ecosystem services-based plan for sustainable university campuses

CropPol: A dynamic, open and global database on crop pollination

Flower strips and remnant semi‐natural vegetation have different impacts on pollination and productivity of sunflower crops

Installing Flower Strips to Promote Pollinators in Simplified Agricultural Landscapes: Comprehensive Viability Assessment in Sunflower Fields

Edaphic arthropods as indicators of the ecological condition of temperate grassland ecosystems: A systematic review

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Sílvia Castro

Ola Lundin

Francisco M. Azcárate

Georg Andersson

Johan Ekroos

Nicolas Leclercq

Alberto González-García

H. G. Smith

Alexandra‐Maria Klein

Joana ALVES

Elinor Lichtenberg

Andrew Wilby

Kyle Bobiwash

MARINA Garcia-Llorente

David Kleijn

Matteo Dainese

Tim Diekötter

Jaboury Ghazoul

Pablo Manzano

Charlie Nicholson

Lovisa Nilsson

Daniel García

Saul Cunningham

Catarina Siopa

Alfonso Allen-Perkins

Romina Rader

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