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Large mammals play critical roles in ecosystems, yet 60% are threatened with extinction and populations continue to decrease. Declines are particularl...

Organisms do not only use personal but also social information for habitat selection. However, the use and relative importance of these two sources of...

Habitat restoration at a landscape scale is key to reversing the loss of biodiversity arising from habitat destruction. In landscapes that are intensi...

Forestry is pervasive across temperate North America and may influence aquatic environmental conditions such as flows and temperatures, as well as imp...

There is an increasing recognition that, although the climate change and biodiversity crises are fundamentally connected, they have been primarily add...

Invasive alien species constitute a major threat to the world's freshwater ecosystems. Human translocations as well as rising temperatures have allowe...

Small-scale revegetation plantings on farms are common to restoration efforts in agricultural regions worldwide. Such plantings provide habitat for di...

Calls for the application of ecological principles in agriculture have gained momentum. Intercropping systems are designed by growing two, or more, an...

Understanding the links between biological communities and ecosystem service provision through the mechanisms driven by landscape structure is crucial...

Ancient trees have important ecological, historical and social connections, and are a key source of dead and decaying wood, a globally declining resou...