Environmental Evidence facilitates rapid publication of systematic reviews and evidence syntheses on the effectiveness of environmental management interventions and on the impact of human activities on the environment.
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The official journal of the Collaboration for Environmental EvidenceArticles
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Systematic review
Environmental Evidence 2012, 1:4 (1 May 2012)The effectiveness of integrated farm management, organic farming and agri-environment schemes for conserving biodiversity in temperate Europe - A Systematic Map.
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Systematic review
Environmental Evidence 2012, 1:3 (1 May 2012)What are the effects of wooded riparian zones on stream temperature?
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Editorial
Environmental Evidence 2012, 1:2 (1 May 2012)Realising the potential of environmental data: a call for systematic review and evidence synthesis in environmental management.
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The Collaboration for Environmental Evidence (CEE) has been registered for charitable purposes since 2007. It is a growing network of people who contribute to the conservation of biodiversity and sustainable environment management through the conduct of ‘Systematic Reviews’.
What are Systematic Reviews?
Systematic Reviews are peer-reviewed syntheses of evidence regarding the effectiveness of an intervention, the accuracy of a measurement, the occurrence of an event (e.g. disease, pollution). Knowledge is compiled from scientific literature, managers’ experience and stakeholders’ consultation at different stage of the synthesis. A strict methodology used to collect, appraise and compile all the pieces of evidence ensures objective, transparent, traceable and upgradable outputs. This method has successfully been developed in Health Sciences and Social Sciences in the past and has been adapted recently by Centre for Evidence-Based Conservation (Bangor University) and The Collaboration for Environmental Evidence for the benefit of our environment and human livelihoods.
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