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Reintroductions are commonly used for re-establishing self-sustainable populations in formerly inhabited areas. Reintroductions are expensive, and thu...
Read moreConventionally, agent host specificity has been the major concern in the selection of prospective agents for biological control of weeds. However, sub...
Read moreA field study of the seasonal growth of Nardus stricta showed that leaf turnover was slow, averaging 2.5 leaves per tiller over the growing season. Pe...
Read moreBetween 1996 and 2000 the appearance of bovine spongiform encephalopathy swiftly became one of the most serious public health and political crises con...
Read moreEcological restoration must achieve functional as well as structural recovery. Functional metrics for re-establishment of trophic interactions can be ...
Read moreMany ecological studies on M. meles, as well as certain programmes to control bovine tuberculosis, would benefit from a greater understanding of the f...
Read moreGardens in cities have been the focus of a wider public health debate in Europe's polluted and dense cities, for the elderly and considering the curre...
Read moreIncidental mortality (bycatch) in fisheries remains the greatest threat to many large marine vertebrates and is a major barrier to fisheries sustainab...
Read moreThe net transport of nutrients by migratory fish from oceans to inland spawning areas has decreased due to population declines and migration barriers....
Read morePlantation forests constitute a significant amount of the wooded area in many parts of the globe. However, the extent of biological provision conferre...
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