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There is increasing evidence that passive faunal recolonisation of restored areas can take decades or even centuries, reducing benefits to biodiversit...
Read moreAustralia's savannas typically are burnt every 1-3 years. Although there are concerns about the effect of frequent fire on recruitment of Australian s...
Read moreManagers considering restoration of landscapes often face a fundamental challenge - what should be the habitat composition of the restored landscape? ...
Read moreLand-use change is the main driver of deforestation and land degradation resulting in the loss of biodiversity and ecosystem functioning in north-east...
Read moreThis conservation assessment represents a comprehensive review by scientists of the current scientific knowledge about the ecology, habitat use, popul...
Read moreExotic deer (mostly Cervus elaphus and Dama dama) are abundant in the Andean forests and adjacent Patagonian steppe in the Provinces of Neuquén and Ri...
Read moreIncreasing degradation of ecological conditions in streams because of human activities has prompted widespread restoration attempts; however, the ecol...
Read morePollinating insects provide economic value by improving crop yield. They are also functionally and culturally important across ecosystems outside of c...
Read moreStatistical models of population density and/or change in relation to habitat could aid the management of endangered species and help diagnose causes ...
Read moreHabitat restoration at a landscape scale is key to reversing the loss of biodiversity arising from habitat destruction. In landscapes that are intensi...
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