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Land-use change frequently reduces local species diversity. Species losses will often result in loss of trait diversity, with likely consequences for ...

Enhancing key floral resources is essential to effectively mitigate the loss of pollinator diversity and associated provisioning of pollination functi...

Salt marsh habitats support about 50% of the population of redshank breeding in Britain. Between 1985 and 1996, breeding densities declined by 23%. Th...

Risk assessments of alien species are usually conducted at species level, assuming that all individuals of a given species pose similar risks. However...

Coastal salt-marshes in Great Britain are of both national and international significance for their breeding redshank Tringa totanus populations. Thes...

In the current context of global habitat loss, a fundamental challenge is to understand how ecological processes interact to determine community compo...

Hunting and land use change modify native herbivore abundances and cause cascading effects in natural ecosystems. The outcomes for vegetation depend o...

The effects of agricultural intensification on biodiversity in arable systems of western Europe have received a great deal of attention. However, the ...

Agricultural intensification can cause a huge increase in productivity. However, associated costs in terms of reduced, self-regulation and increased r...

There is often a perceived conflict between recreational access and wildlife conservation. Although many studies have investigated the potential effec...