Aim We characterized changes in reporting rates and abundances of bird species over a
period of severe rainfall deficiency and increasing average temperatures. We also …

Long‐term studies to understand biodiversity changes remain scarce—especially so for
tropical mountains. We examined changes from 1911 to 2016 in the bird community of the …

We assessed the effects of conversion of eucalypt forests and woodlands (bushland) to
cleared or developed land on bird communities in the rapidly urbanising lowlands of south …

Many authors have suggested that the vulnerability of montane biodiversity to climate
change worldwide is significantly higher than in most other ecosystems. Despite the …

Context Climate change is not occurring over a homogeneous landscape and the quantity
and quality of available land cover will likely affect the way species respond to climate …

Global average surface temperatures have increased rapidly over the last 100 years and
there is accumulating evidence that climate change is already causing shifts in species' …

Bird assemblages generally are no longer regarded as stable entities, but rather as
fluctuating in response to many factors. Australia's highly variable climate is likely to result in …

This paper reviews the reasons why so many species of birds have declined in the eucalypt
woodlands and associated habitats across the agricultural zone of southern Australia. The …

Climate change is driving species to shift their distributions toward high altitudes and
latitudes, while habitat loss and fragmentation may hamper species ability to follow their …

There is now overwhelming evidence that an increase in the concentration of greenhouse
gases in the Earth's atmosphere has caused global temperatures to increase by 0.6° C since …