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Oak savannas are biodiversity-rich landscapes allowing sustainable livestock production throughout the world. The long-term persistence of these ecosy...

Invasion of exotic species is a global challenge and the potential for adverse effects on local biodiversity is particularly high in protected areas. ...

Declines in raptor populations often result from the transformation of natural habitats to anthropogenic land uses, but the rate of population change ...

With accelerating urbanization, the urban contribution to biodiversity conservation becomes increasingly important. Previous research shows that citie...

Restoration priorities are typically established without quantitative information on how to overcome the thresholds that preclude successful restorati...

Within Europe, agri-environment schemes are the key delivery mechanism for biodiversity conservation outside protected areas. Schemes have a range of ...

Clarifying what species are being consumed at what times can improve our understanding of how anthropogenic change affects food web dynamics, with imp...

Changes in land use are the primary cause of decline for many plant species. Efficient management actions for such species must be based on knowledge ...

Fragmentation of heather and conversion to grass under heavy grazing is a widespread phenomenon. In the British uplands it is attributed in particular...

Small fenced reserves are perceived to require management interventions to maintain ecosystems in a natural state. Such interventions are typically in...