Recognizing the imperiled status of biodiversity and its benefit to human well-being, the
world's governments committed in 2010 to take effective and urgent action to halt …

Environmental DNA (eDNA) approaches to monitoring biodiversity in terrestrial
environments have largely focused on sampling water bodies, potentially limiting the …

Nest boxes are commonly installed to support hollow‐using species where the abundance
of hollow‐bearing trees is deficient. Recent studies have provided equivocal evidence about …

Artificial tree cavities may be installed to restore habitat quality for tree-cavity-dependent
wildlife. Knowledge of the habitat preferences of species can improve such management …

Habitat preferences need to be understood if species are to be adequately managed or
conserved. Habitat preferences are presumed to reflect requirements for food, shelter and …

Constructing hollows or cavities in trees with chainsaws is an emerging approach to
manage hollow-dependent species in hollow depleted landscapes. Small-scale …

Accurate, long-term population estimates of invasive vertebrate pests are a key element of
ecosystem management. Not only can they clarify the role of invasive species in changing …

Thick-billed Murres (Uria lomvia) are among the most numerous and well-studied seabirds
in Canada; yet, there is a considerable lack of information concerning the population status …

Temperate eucalypt woodlands are the characteristic vegetation in flat to gently hilly
landscapes of the intermediate rainfall zones of southern Australia. They comprise well …

Identifying factors that affect species' distributions in highly modified landscapes, especially
threatened species, is a key issue for conservation worldwide. Three types of factors …