Gardens are often depicted as green sanctuaries, providing refuges for wildlife displaced
from the countryside due to intensive farming. While gardens have been recognized for their …

Urban expansion across the globe profoundly impacts local biodiversity. The growing body
of urban ecology research on animals has largely focused on mammals and birds, whereas …

Tramways in urban areas for mass transit has been suggested to have a lower
environmental footprint than roads. However, studies on the impact of tramways and the …

Insect declines are being reported worldwide and private, residential gardens could provide
refugia for these species under increasing land use change. Interest in wildlife-friendly …

Citizen-science data are increasingly used to contribute to our understanding of biodiversity
change, but analysing such data requires suitable statistical methods, often to deal with …

One approach for measuring the potential biodiversity in new urban construction projects is
through ecological models that predict how wildlife will respond. For the United Kingdom …

Compared to our understanding of adult participation in environmental citizen science (CS),
the current literature on child engagement is limited. As adult stakeholders may control …

Predicting how insects will respond to stressors through time is difficult because of the
diversity of insects, environments, and approaches used to monitor and model. Forecasting …

Many records from citizen science (CS) are used in scientific research related to biodiversity.
Photographs of living species are valuable data from CS that are applicable to a range of …

Citizen Science projects aim to make data entry as easy as possible and often provide
online data recording or data recording with an App. However, many participants cannot or …