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Insecticide usage is steadily increasing, implying an ongoing threat of sublethal exposure for non-target organisms in habitats close to farmland. The...

Early establishment and sapling growth is a key phase in ensuring cost-effective reforestation success in relation to biodiversity outcomes. Therefore...

In Europe and North America, there is growing concern that biodiversity declines associated with agricultural intensification will adversely impact th...

Streams and riparian zones are highly heterogeneous ecosystems. Their high biodiversity is promoted by variable flow velocities and water depths, stro...

To evaluate progress on political biodiversity objectives, biodiversity monitoring provides information on whether intended results are being achieved...

Ambrosia trifida L. (giant ragweed), an aggressive weed of US grain crops and indigenous to North America, colonizes no-tillage crop fields and undist...

Habitat destruction and fragmentation have led to precipitous declines in a number of species of concern. For these species, traditional models that g...

Many management prescriptions are based on ecological hypotheses; evaluating empirical support for these hypotheses can improve management. There has ...

In the face of widespread human-induced habitat fragmentation, identification of those ecological characteristics that render some species more vulner...

Exchange of carbon dioxide (CO₂) from soils can contribute significantly to the global warming potential (GWP) of agro-ecosystems. Due to variations i...