Many wetlands harbour highly diverse biological communities and provide extensive
ecosystem services; however, these important ecological features are being altered …

The loss and degradation of wetlands worldwide has adversely affected waterbirds, which
depend on wetland habitats. Many studies have indicated that effectively managed wetlands …

Dispersal is a main determinant of community assembly. Landscape configurations of rivers,
lakes, or ponds are often independently considered in this framework. However, these …

Aquatic plants are important prey refuges for aquatic organisms, and their species richness
is positively related with aquatic invertebrate species richness. Yet, it is unclear how the …

The succession-driven reed bed habitat hosts a unique flora and fauna including several
endangered invertebrate species. Reed beds can be managed through commercial winter …

Neonicotinoids are considered a superior insecticide for agricultural pest management,
although their impacts on non-target insects is a rising concern. Aside from laboratory and …

Food availability varies considerably over space and time in wetland systems, and
consumers must be able to track those changes during energetically‐demanding points in …

Waterfowl nutritional requirements and food availability at migration stopover habitats may
differ from those at nesting or wintering areas. Although there is little information on factors …

Increasing global demands for land to produce food, fiber, and energy threatens temperate
grassland and wetland ecosystems, catalyzing a need to inform strategic and efficient …

This study investigated the possibility of using remotely sensed data and field surveys for
understanding the environmental management practices in two Ramsar sites—U Minh …