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<p>Schematic illustration of the ecological consequences of counter-urbanisation through changes in human presence and lifestyle.</p> Qianwen Duan (14377398) Shengjie Lai (319023) Alessandro Sorichetta (3531635) Felix Eigenbrod (805055) Evolutionary Biology Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Ecology Sociology Science Policy two primary mechanisms thereby inform policies realise potential benefits increasingly urban world limit emerging pressures emerging parallel dynamics different landscape contexts urbanisation remains fragmented ecological consequences associated urbanisation </ p ecological consequences ecological relations ecological interpretation landscape pathways relocation motivations reflecting changes population redistribution physical modification manage trade infrastructure development human presence existing evidence diverse risks <p>These are simplified schematics that provide examples of potential consequences and do not capture more complex interactions. Photographs are from the public domain and free for public use. Icons are from Flaticon.com, with specific author attributions provided in the Acknowledgments.</p> 2026-10-01T17:21:23Z Image Figure 10.1371/journal.pesy.0000030.g004 https://figshare.com/articles/figure/_p_Schematic_illustration_of_the_ecological_consequences_of_counter-urbanisation_through_changes_in_human_presence_and_lifestyle_p_/34047305 CC BY 4.0