The river ecosystem in fragile regions is especially vulnerable to environmental or
anthropogenic stressors. The ecological quality and stability of rivers in fragile regions …

Understanding patterns of species distribution and diversity plays a vital role in biodiversity
conservation. Such documentation is frequently lacking for bats, which are relatively little …

Effective conservation of rare species requires reasonable knowledge of population
locations. However, surveys for rare species can be time-intensive and therefore expensive …

Biodiversity hotspots are often found in areas of high environmental diversity. This may be
explained by an abundance of varying niche space promoting coexistence, buffering effects …

Conservation organizations seek to achieve multiple benefits for biodiversity and ecosystem
services through protected area expansion, necessitating an understanding of potential co …

Native aquatic species are in decline, and hatcheries can play an important role in stemming
these losses until larger ecological issues are addressed. However, as more federal and …

Natural history collections are alternative data sources to plot‐based species inventories for
analysing macroecological species turnover. Herbarium records sample diversity well at …

In an era of unprecedented ecological upheaval, monitoring ecosystem change at large
spatial scales and over long‐time frames is an essential endeavor of effective environmental …

To combat biodiversity loss, conservation planners prioritize sites with high complementarity
(ability to represent all or most species in a few sites), but little work has been done to …

The available tools and approaches to inform conservation decisions commonly assume
detailed distribution data. We examine how well-established ecological concepts about …