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The central motivation to restore ecosystems at a planetary scale has been to reverse degradation and provide multiple environmental benefits, but key...
Read moreRemnants from oil spills can persist for decades within anoxic coastal sediments affecting local flora and fauna, but few studies have examined the lo...
Read moreIn studies in a 60- to 90-year-old stand on dry sandy soil in western Finland, Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris) trees that had been defoliated by the pin...
Read moreMany savannas are experiencing increased cover of trees and shrubs, resulting in reduced herbaceous productivity, shifts in savanna functional structu...
Read moreConservation management to protect coastal ecosystems sometimes overlooks site-specific fine-scale heterogeneity. For example, while habitat loss is a...
Read moreUnderstanding how management activities impact plant population dynamics is necessary to conserve at-risk species, control invasive species and sustai...
Read more(1). For decades, the working paradigm for ecological restoration was independent operation of knowledge generators (researchers and scientists) and k...
Read moreNatural populations deliver a wide range of products that provide income for millions of people and need to be exploited sustainably. Large heterogene...
Read moreIt has been widely acknowledged that the effects of climate change are not gender neutral. However, existing studies on adaptation to climate change m...
Read moreRestoration of depressional wetlands in mid-continental North America typically involves reflooding formerly drained basins. There have been several t...
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