Data and Code from : Cross-scale interactions shape the impacts of agricultural intensification on farmland birds

Study objective: Agricultural intensification is a major driver of biodiversity loss, involving multiple co-occurring anthropogenic pressures acting across scales, whose combined effects remain poorly understood. Here, we examined how local and landscape-scale intensification jointly shape farmland bird communities using a multi-year, landscape-scale experiment. We analyze how bird community respond to local and landscape-scale intensification. In addition, we explored the path of effects of intensification on birds, jointly examining direct and indirect (prey mediated effects) effects trhough piecewise SEM. Data and code used for performing the statistical analysis of the manuscript :"Cross-scale interactions shape the impacts of agricultural intensification on farmland birds". The code consists in one different R scripts, associated csv files and and a Metadata.R file describing the datasets