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Anthropogenic noise is a pervasive and increasing source of disturbance to wildlife. Marine mammals exhibit behavioural and physiological responses to...
Read moreTo know what do stakeholders and decision makers want in a valuation process, and what would 'best practice' valuation look like, indigenous Māori cus...
Read moreEvidence-based interventions designed to reduce wildlife-caused losses are essential for human-wildlife coexistence. The lack of systematic summarizat...
Read moreForests are landscape-embedded complex systems with fates determined by multitudes of changing and interacting factors that are sectoral and extra-sec...
Read moreThe authors of 'Standards for ecologically successful restoration' (Palmer et al. 2005) are commended for clearly articulating and discussing the nuan...
Read moreThis paper compares the use of tree islands to other strategies for tropical forest restoration. The ecological and economic benefits brought about by...
Read moreThe urgency to mitigate climate change and halt biodiversity loss underscores the importance of adopting conservation-driven approaches to energy tran...
Read moreDoes disturbance increase or decrease parasite transmission among wildlife hosts? Ecologists cannot answer this controversial question, in part becaus...
Read moreApplied ecology, like conservation research, may deal with societal issues if its scientifically based interventions have societal consequences. Human...
Read moreSound is a critical component of an animal's habitat, where it is used to glean important environmental information from their surroundings. The modif...
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