Cereal farming is on the increase globally, and trees on these agricultural landscapes are
selectively removed by farmers. Waterbird populations, supported on many cereal …

The knowledge and attitudes of local communities are essential for understanding the
distribution, ecology, and pertinent threats to bird species, particularly those existing beyond …

Many threatened birds use the mosaic of agricultural landscapes for foraging and breeding.
Despite the reliance of many species on these habitats, few studies have investigated …

Climate change and land use change pose a threat to the world's biodiversity and have
significant impacts on the geographic distribution and composition of many bird species, but …

Tropical farmlands experience dramatic seasonal variations in landscape conditions and
have continuous human presence, providing potentially challenging settings for resident …

Abstract The Rednaped Ibis Pseudibis papillosa is one of the leaststudied large South Asian
wading birds. The species is categorized as a fairly common species in Nepal but there has …

The roosting ecology of most waterbird species is poorly known and even less is known from
southern Asia, where many species inhabit human-modified areas. Roosting ecology of the …

The nesting ecology and conservation threats of the Lesser Adjutant (Leptoptilos javanicus)
were studied in the Chitwan National Park, Nepal. We located nine nesting colonies during …

Colonial nesting waterbirds in agricultural landscapes have historically received limited
research attention, especially in South Asia. For example, the Asian openbill (Anastomus …