(1) Background: Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is a concept, which from its very beginning, has been dividing researchers and practicians into its supporters and opponents. The owners of some organizations can still see in it its great value a...
Organizational innovation can be a promising path for public administrations to follow to become more supportive of the realization of sustainability goals. With the Teal Organizations framework as a reference, this study explores organizational inno...
The concept of sustainable development requires a more human-centered approach to management. Frederic Laloux’s organizational management models—green and teal organizations—offer a response to this challenge. Generational cohorts c...
Ducks exhibit substantial ecological and dietary diversity, which drives morphological and functional adaptations in their digestive systems. This study analyzed the small intestine and cecum of three wild duck species: Mallard (Anas platyrhynchos),...
In times of uncertainty, new ideas, concepts and business solutions are born. The crisis caused by the Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has had a wide impact on the tourism sector, from small-scale to multinational companies. Based on an...
The technological challenges of the so-called fourth industrial revolution, innovative inter-organizational network relations, integration in corporate strategies of sustainability challenges, or unsatisfactory levels of staff commitment stemming fro...
Anseriformes represent a basal order in the phylogeny of neognath birds and are of particular interest in cytogenetic research due to their distinctive chromosomal features. However, aspects of their chromosomal evolution, such as the distribution an...
The industrial production of polypropylene–polyethylene composites (C-PP-PE) involves the generation of waste that is not usable, resulting in a significant environmental impact globally. In this research, we identified different concentrations...
Any human activity, even if aimed at the improvement of a natural area, can potentially affect wildlife, leading to possible short-term or long-term changes due to the human–wildlife interaction. In this study, a botulism outbreak which occurre...
Avian botulism is a paralytic disease due to the ingestion of botulinum neurotoxins (BoNT) produced by anaerobic, sporigenic bacteria (notably, Clostridium botulinum). Wild waterbirds worldwide are affected with variable recurrence and severity, and...