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The recovery capacity and the successional pathways of tropical forests after anthropogenic disturbance vary considerably and may depend on prior land...
Read morePioneer trees with fleshy fruits are typically planted in restoration projects to attract frugivores as a mean to increase dispersal and accelerate fo...
Read moreSelective logging is one of the largest drivers of tropical forest degradation. While logged forests often retain high alpha-diversity of tropical tre...
Read moreUnderstanding how chronic anthropogenic disturbances are distributed in space leads to more effective conservation and management practices. This stud...
Read moreA before/after-control/impact experiment (BACI) was used to examine the short-term effects of canopy openness on insect herbivores foraging on the see...
Read moreAlthough ecological restoration has entered the global agenda to reverse different anthropogenic disturbances, we still know little about how this sol...
Read moreThe transformation of natural habitats for farming is a major driver of tropical biodiversity loss. To mitigate impacts, two alternatives are promoted...
Read moreEffective assessment of the success of ecological restoration projects is critical in justifying the use of restoration in natural resource management...
Read moreEcological restoration has emerged as a key strategy for conserving tropical forests and habitat specialists, and monitoring faunal recovery using ind...
Read moreModelling growth strategies among tropical trees is an important objective in predicting the response of tree dynamics to selective logging and in gai...
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