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Iceland has vast areas of mobile sand resulting from volcanic glacier bursts and erosion. Seeds of the coastal, dune-building grass Leymus arenarius a...

Effective assessment of the success of ecological restoration projects is critical in justifying the use of restoration in natural resource management...

1. Newly created and young woodlands often lack important attributes that contribute to a well-functioning woodland ecosystem. Active management can a...

In much of the world, fauna has been adversely affected by human actions, including conversion of forests to farmland, logging and regulation of river...

Norway rat Rattus norvegicus populations are usually controlled with toxic baits, but this approach is increasingly recognized as having negative welf...

Concerns about loss of biodiversity and structural complexity in managed forests have recently increased and led to the development of new management ...

Climate and land-use changes will require species to move large distances following shifts in their suitable habitats, which will frequently involve t...

Land-use change is a major driver of biodiversity loss, affecting tropical forests and savannas at an unprecedented rate. To protect these ecosystems ...

Social connections among individuals are essential components of social-ecological systems (SESs), enabling people to take actions to more effectively...

The environmental benefits and lower implementation costs of (assisted) natural forest regrowth (NFR) compared to tree planting qualify it as a viable...