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Combining species protection with land management is a central concern for nature conservation but requires a collaborative, problem-solving approach....

The restoration of habitats degraded by industrial disturbance is essential for achieving conservation objectives in disturbed landscapes. In boreal e...

Many long-term wildlife population monitoring programmes rely on citizen scientists for data collection. This can offer several benefits over traditio...

Amphibian populations are undergoing worldwide declines, and high-elevation, range-restricted amphibian species may be particularly vulnerable to envi...

The detrimental impacts of invasive, non-native species on islands are widely acknowledged and it is often best to act rapidly against such species, e...

1. The balance between economic growth and wildlife conservation is a priority for many governments. Enhancing realism in assessment of population-lev...

A first step for the effective management of vulnerable populations is to identify population threats and measure their relative impact on population ...

Timber-oriented forest management profoundly alters forest structure and composition, with complex effects on associated biodiversity. However, while ...

Children's interactions with nature are important mediators of health benefits and future relationships with nature and conservation. However, there a...

Shooting of birds using lead shotgun ammunition was legal for all quarry species in the UK until 1^st September 1999, when the Environmental Protection...