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The ability to move between habitats has important implications for fitness in many species. In-stream barriers such as culverts can impede movements ...

Anthropogenic noise is a pervasive and increasing source of disturbance to wildlife. Marine mammals exhibit behavioural and physiological responses to...

Millions of dams impair watershed connectivity across the globe and have severely affected migratory fish populations. Fishways offer upstream passage...

Across the globe, there are millions of in-stream structures that fragment the world's river networks, acting as barriers that can impede the movement...

While ex situ breeding programs are critical tools for species recovery, translocations using animals reared under human care can face low success rat...

Marine soundscapes provide navigational information for dispersing organisms, but with wide-scale habitat loss, these soundscapes are becoming muted. ...

This report presented the result of drop-down video survey of the Allonby Bay pMCZ and Solway Firth SAC survey areas which aimed to assess the extent ...

Mechanisms that evolved to suppress the development of potential competitors may offer novel methods for species-specific control of invasive organism...

Tropical river fisheries support food security for millions of people but are increasingly threatened by hydropower development. How dams affect these...

How humans interact with nature affects the health of both people and ecosystems. Yet, long-term data on nature engagement are scarce because traditio...