A major conservation concern is whether population size and other ecological variables
change linearly with habitat loss, or whether they suddenly decline more rapidly below a …

Animal‐mediated pollination is essential for both ecosystem services and conservation of
global biodiversity, but a growing body of work reveals that it is negatively affected by …

The recognition of behavior as a link between process and pattern in landscape ecology is
exemplified by the concept of functional connectivity: the degree to which the landscape …

Studies of the effects of habitat fragmentation have been heavily biased toward population
and community questions, with less attention on the effects of habitat loss and fragmentation …

Climate change and habitat destruction are widely recognized as major threats to species'
survival. As a result of these anthropogenic impacts, species are often forced into novel …

La capacité d'un animal à recoloniser avec succès une parcelle du paysage dépend d'au
moins deux composantes, sa capacité à détecter la parcelle et sa capacité à l'atteindre. Les …

Carolina chickadees (Poecile carolinensis) and tufted titmice (Baeolophus bicolor) regularly
form flocks with multiple species through the winter months, including white-breasted …

Studies on riparian buffers have usually focused on the amount of land needed as habitat for
the terrestrial life stages of semiaquatic species. Nevertheless, the landscape surrounding …

Motion triggered camera traps are an increasingly popular tool for wildlife research and can
be used to survey for multiple species simultaneously. As with all survey techniques, it is …

Context In agricultural landscapes, small woodland patches can be important wildlife
refuges. Their value in maintaining biodiversity may, however, be compromised by isolation …