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Abandoned and even active limestone quarries (excavation sites) can represent important secondary habitats for many species, including wild bees, asso...

Landscape connectivity is important for a wide range of ecological processes, including to disease spread, once it describes the degree to which lands...

We need to understand how threatened plant species respond to natural or management-induced habitat changes to conserve them successfully. Because lon...

Phenological overlap between crop flowering and pollinators is a crucial trait for the pollination of more than 75% of the world's crops. However, cro...

Protected areas are increasingly being promoted as an important means of protecting freshwater biological diversity and ecological processes. A robust...

Optimization methods are routinely used for landscape-level conservation planning, but still underused in supporting species recovery programs. A poss...

Rivers and their fish populations are under threat, prompting diverse conservation efforts. Effective freshwater conservation requires collaborative p...

Restoration activities aiming at increasing vegetation diversity often try to stimulate both dispersal and germination. In wetlands, dispersal and ger...

In agriculture, both valuable ecosystem services and unwanted ecosystem disservices can be produced by the same organism group. For example, small rod...

Riparian corridors are habitats that are prone to invasion by non-native plants, but the shade provided by trees that grow in riparian zones may limit...