Using remotely sensed imagery to identify biophysical components across landscapes is an
important avenue of investigation for ecologists studying ecosystem dynamics. With high …

Remote sensing has revolutionised many aspects of ecological research, enabling
spatiotemporal data to be collected in an efficient and highly automated manner. The last …

Size‐structured differences in resource use stabilize species coexistence in animal
communities, but what behavioral mechanisms underpin these niche differences? Behavior …

Global biodiversity is threatened by unprecedented and increasing anthropogenic
pressures, including habitat loss and fragmentation. LiDAR can become a decisive …

This review covers more than twenty-five years of research listing and discussing the
biogeochemical, mineralogical, and physical impacts of fungus-growing termites (or FGT …

Ecosystems function in a series of feedback loops that can change or maintain vegetation
structure. Vegetation structure influences the ecological niche space available to animals …

Soil degradation in semi-arid West Africa can be reversed through an intensified application
of organic matter, especially on coarse soils. Woody perennials have been promoted in the …

Termites are globally dominant and functionally important soil organisms. While their role in
ecosystems is being increasingly recognised and understood, methods that adequately …

Humans pose a major threat to many species through land-use change in virtually every
habitat. However, the extent of this threat is largely unknown for invertebrates due to …

Typically, termites are treated as a single guild, which ignores important internal diversity,
including diverse feeding and nesting traits. These termite traits are crucial for both …