Context Scale is the lens that focuses ecological relationships. Organisms select habitat at
multiple hierarchical levels and at different spatial and/or temporal scales within each level …

Habitat loss and fragmentation are among the largest threats to amphibian populations.
However, most studies have not provided clear insights into their population-level …

Summary 1 In landscapes influenced by anthropogenic activities, such as intensive
agriculture, knowledge of the relative importance and interaction of environmental factors on …

Little is known about the relative influence of landscape structure on the spatial distribution
and abundance of marine organisms. To address this problem, we applied landscape …

Summary 1 Studies of landscape change are seldom conducted at scales commensurate
with the processes they purport to investigate. Landscape change is a landscape‐level …

Understanding the influence of large and small-scale heterogeneity on species distribution
and abundance is one of the major foci of landscape ecology research in fragmented …

We examined the community‐environment relationships of lotic macroinvertebrates in near‐
pristine headwater streams, and the correlation between patterns in taxonomic and …

Deciphering how environmental heterogeneity affects population dynamics in migratory
species is complicated by the redistribution of individuals in time and space across the …

Species–environment models are important tools for ecology and conservation, but
ecologists generally lack knowledge of how spatial extent, habitat and environmental …

Understanding the process animals follow to select habitat, rather than just documenting the
habitat they use, will improve our ability to predict how the animals use habitat in other …