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Environmental managers have the difficult task of ensuring species persistence despite considerable uncertainty about their response to management. Sp...

Designing practical rules for controlling invasive species is a challenging task for managers, particularly when species are long-lived, have complex ...

Effective management of fish and wildlife populations benefits from an understanding of the effects of stressors on individual physiology. While physi...

Wild bees are one of the most important groups of pollinators in the temperate zone. Therefore, population declines have potentially negative impacts ...

Recent declines in honeybee populations have focused attention on the potential for unmanaged insects to replace them as pollinators of food crops. Th...

Drainage of peat-dominated catchments across the world has caused widespread degradation of peat and freshwater ecosystem services. In the UK, an esti...

Clearcutting and wildfire are the two major edge-creating disturbances in boreal forests. While clearcutting retains at least a 30 m buffer, wildfires...

Riparian management has been embraced by water and land managers globally to offset the deleterious effects of intensive agricultural land use on aqua...

Estuarine wetlands are important nurseries for fish and decapod crustaceans. Flood mitigation structures (such as levees, culverts and floodgates) tha...

Increasing sophistication of population viability analysis has broadened our capacity to model population change while accounting for system complexit...