A conceptual approach for human natural-environment interactions within human modified landscapes:
Ecological sensitivity within human realities.

PhD five publications.
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From a grounded theory methodology several concepts were developed to substantiate functional biodiversity as a grounded theory of positive outcome for human natural-environment interactions in coffee farming landscapes.
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Ecological sensitivity within human realities (ESHR) is the most substantiating, with advanced concepts resulting from using ESHR as an analytical schema.
 
These advanced concepts are: 
 
Agricultural wilding and wild productive systems
ESHR aligned farm design
Market values for functionally biodiverse coffee farms and farming landscapes.

An informative publication for ESHR includes a specific and existing term of functional pollinator abundance and diversity which helps to further substantiate functional biodiversity for agricultural landscapes.