Anthropogenic infrastructure routinely interferes with wildlife movement, habitat use, and survival.
Overall, between 50%, based on landscape structure, and 80%, based on anthropogenic infrastructure alone, of Canada's boreal zone exists in large, intact blocks.
We assessed the distribution of introduced, invasive species as related to anthropogenic infrastructure and environmental conditions across southwestern Wyoming. to discern direct correlations as well as covariate influences between land use, land cover, and abundance of invasive plants, and assess the supposition that these features affect surrounding rangeland conditions.
Geographic Information Systems and spatial analysis may allow to better understanding the combination of health factors and land use, as to allow a better planning of infrastructure and anthropogenic land use phenotypes for increasing health self-perception and wellbeing in developed countries.
With the increase of the interconnections and interdependencies between urban critical infrastructures (UCIs), natural and anthropogenic triggers like typhoons, earthquakes, and fires are more likely to generate secondary emergencies and escalate into cascading disasters.
Anthropogenic effects, such as construction of infrastructure, dams, and hydropower, and water extraction and pollution, also have an impact on upstream-downstream linkages in a river basin at different scales.
Anthropogenic warming may change precipitation patterns, impacting infrastructure performance and reliability.
The trend of wildlife habitat fragmentation worldwide continues as a result of anthropogenic activities on development of a linear infrastructure and land use changes, which is often implemented as part of spatial planning policies.
Cultural heritage, social and spiritual values were particularly attached to landscapes with woodpastures and grasslands, as well as urban features and infrastructures, i.e. to more anthropogenic landscapes.
At the city level, the results revealed that different anthropogenic activities had significantly affected the urban green infrastructure composition and configuration within the inner cities of both Bahir Dar and Hawassa.
