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In recent years, river restoration science has been searching for biological indicators of improvement in the physical habitats of streams. To date, r...
Read moreThe rusa deer has been introduced to Merauke region and later to Vogelkop Peninsula in Indonesian New Guinea (West Papua) in 1928. It has widely dispe...
Read moreLarge mammal populations are difficult to census and monitor in remote areas. In particular, elephant populations in Central Africa are difficult to c...
Read moreIdentifying the ecological and life-history correlates of local extinction may elucidate mechanisms by which species traits and the environment intera...
Read moreAs measuring biodiversity in its entirety is impractical, there is a need for bioindicators. This study tested the hypothesis that parasitoid Hymenopt...
Read moreRiver regulation and exotic plant invasion threaten riverine ecosystems, and the two often co-occur. By altering water regimes, flow regulation can fa...
Read moreAbandoned and even active limestone quarries (excavation sites) can represent important secondary habitats for many species, including wild bees, asso...
Read moreUrban natural area forests provide cities with crucial ecosystem services, including carbon storage and sequestration. Although previous work from a s...
Read moreWood is increasingly used in restoration projects to improve the hydromorphological and ecological status of streams and rivers. However, despite thei...
Read moreAgri-environment schemes (AESs) are designed to create landscape-scale improvements in biodiversity. While the specific aims of AESs do not always inc...
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