Threats to biodiversity and the integrity of ecological systems are escalating globally, both
within and outside of protected areas. Decision makers have inadequate resources to …

Land use change drives significant declines in ecosystem services globally. However, we
currently lack an understanding of how and where different beneficiaries of ecosystem …

Antarctic terrestrial biodiversity faces multiple threats, from invasive species to climate
change. Yet no large-scale assessments of threat management strategies exist. Applying a …

The absence of a rigorous mechanism for prioritizing investment in endangered species
management is a major implementation hurdle affecting recovery. Here, we present a …

A key challenge in conservation is the efficient allocation of limited resources to maximise
benefits for biodiversity. Decision-support tools that account for landscape heterogeneity are …

Policy-driven shifts from net deforestation to forest expansion are being stimulated by
increasing social preferences for forest ecosystem services. However, policy uncertainty can …

Conservation decision-makers and practitioners increasingly strive for efficient and
equitable outcomes for people and nature. However, environmental management programs …

Changed fire regimes and the introduction of rabbits, cats, foxes, and large exotic herbivores
have driven widespread ecological catastrophe in Australian arid and semi‐arid zones …

Executive summary Our soils, landforms and vegetation have co-evolved over millions of
years. Their health and condition are inextricably linked. Most importantly, their health and …

Protected areas are often thought of as a key conservation strategy for avoiding
deforestation and retaining biodiversity; therefore, it is crucial to know how effective they are …