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Ballast water is recognized as a leading pathway for the introduction of aquatic non-indigenous species which have caused substantial ecological damag...
Read moreIn Papua New Guinea the most important cacao pest, Pantorhytes szentivanyi Mshl., is controlled by the ant Anoplolepis longipes (Jerd.) [cf. preceding...
Read moreMerino sheep were given 24 h access to a plot that had 1 m2 patches of annual pasture that varied in biomass, height and botanical composition at Pert...
Read moreLarge-scale conversion of tropical forests into oil palm monocultures has led to dramatic losses of biodiversity and ecosystem functions. While ecolog...
Read moreIn arable fields, plant species richness consistently increases at field edges. This potentially makes the field edge an important habitat for the con...
Read moreCarrying capacity is the maximum animal density an area can sustain without deterioration of its resources. Overgrazing has degraded Patagonia, but sh...
Read moreGrasslands occur around the globe and, in temperate regions, their natural management by fire, drought and wild herbivores has largely been replaced b...
Read moreUnderstanding the functional relationship between marine predators and their prey is vital to inform ecosystem-based management. However, collecting c...
Read moreGrazing can significantly impact spatial heterogeneity and conservation value of ecosystems. Earlier work revealed that overgrazing may stimulate pers...
Read moreEvaluation of conservation incentive programme outcomes is needed to direct future investment, however, monitoring of large-scale programmes is relati...
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