In many countries, forest policies have been enacted that reduce opportunities for public and
private native forests to be sustainably managed for multiple uses, including timber …

Many species of non-flying mammal depend on tree hollows (cavities or holes) for shelter
and survival. I reviewed the published literature on tree hollow use by Australian non-flying …

Background The importance of structurally diverse forests for the conservation of biodiversity
and provision of a wide range of ecosystem services has been widely recognised. However …

Patterns of flowering phenology, which represent a partial description of food availability for
nectarivores, are described for 20 species of myrtaceous trees on the mid‐north coast of …

Landscape metrics are widely applied in landscape ecology to quantify landscape structure.
However, many are poorly tested and require rigorous validation if they are to serve as …

With accelerating rates of urbanization worldwide, a better understanding of ecological
processes at the wildland-urban interface is critical to conserve biodiversity. We explored the …

In eastern Australia, grassy eucalypt woodlands have been under severe pressure from
agricultural development, with problems of land degradation and species decline being …

Habitat loss and degradation are two of the greatest threats to biodiversity conservation
globally. In Australia, the incidence of wildfire and native forest logging contribute …

Droughts are predicted to increase in frequency and severity with climate change, so
understanding their influence on species is fundamental to future conservation actions …

Few models evaluate the effects of forest management options on wildlife habitat and
incorporate temporal and spatial trends in forest growth. Moreover, existing habitat models …