Ants are widely distributed in both tropics and temperate regions at different altitudes. They
are both scavengers and predators, and serve as indicators of climate change at micro and …

Post‐harvest recovery of biodiversity is one of important goals in modern forestry. A variable
retention (VR) approach has been of particular interest in North America because it …

Pitfall trapping is an approved self-sampling method for capturing epigeal arthropods for
ecological and faunistic studies. Capture efficiency of pitfall traps may be affected by …

Over the past decades, large amounts of data about carabids have been collected in the
Netherlands, initially for the purpose of creating distribution maps for the country. In addition …

Calcareous grassland is among the most species rich and diverse habitat in Europe, but has
faced decline due to agricultural intensification and abandonment. In recent years …

Abstract The Ecosystem Management Emulating Natural Disturbances (EMEND) project
tests the hypothesis that varying levels of green tree retention maintain and retain forest …

Recent reports of pollinator declines have revealed a need to better document how
anthropogenic disturbances and biogeography jointly influence wild pollinator communities …

Calcareous grassland is one of the most species rich and diverse habitats within Europe, but
has faced decline due to agricultural intensification and abandonment. In recent years …

Retention harvests are preferred over traditional clear‐cuts for sustainable forest
management because maintenance and re‐establishment of native forest biodiversity is a …

Arthropods at high latitudes and elevations are likely to be vulnerable to effects from climate
change such as increased temperatures and shifting vegetation boundaries. Though range …