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Agricultural intensification has led to the loss of most natural wetlands from human-dominated landscapes but, in recent decades, wetland restoration ...
Read moreFor biodiversity conservation to be an effective and significant social investment, non-marketed values of biodiversity conservation and its associate...
Read moreClimate and land-use changes will require species to move large distances following shifts in their suitable habitats, which will frequently involve t...
Read moreEdge effects of native forest fragmentation have been well studied, but there are few studies of open-ground habitats fragmented by plantation forests...
Read moreContrary to popular belief, our ancient woodlands in Britain and across much of Europe, are not 'wildwoods', nor even are they remnants of a 'wildwood...
Read morePreserving and restoring wildlife in urban areas benefits both urban ecosystems and the well-being of urban residents. While urban wildlife conservati...
Read moreDespite important progress in understanding the impacts of forest clearing and logging on above-ground communities, how these disturbances affect soil...
Read moreTermites play a key role in decomposition processes in tropical ecosystems. Rapid assessment of local termite assemblages requires a standardized samp...
Read moreHabitat loss, fragmentation, and alteration of the landscape matrix are interdependent processes, collectively responsible for most recent species ext...
Read moreHabitat loss and fragmentation caused by the conversion of tropical forests are among the most important threats to biodiversity globally. Habitat spe...
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