Context Regional conservation efforts should incorporate fine scale landscape genetic and
habitat suitability data for management decisions. This information permits conservation …

Endangered species that exist in small isolated populations are at elevated risk of losing
adaptive variation due to genetic drift. Analyses that estimate short‐term effective population …

Aerial photographs have been systematically collected from as early as the 1930s, providing
a unique resource to describe changes in vegetation and land cover over extended periods …

Land use suitability analysis plays an important role in sustainable land use and solving
environmental problems caused by rapid urban development. A land use suitability mapping …

Assessing the environmental factors that influence the ability of a threatened species to
move through a landscape can be used to identify conservation actions that connect isolated …

Managing endangered species in fragmented landscapes requires estimating dispersal
rates between populations over contemporary timescales. Here, we developed a new …

Modelling the distribution and abundance of species at risk is extremely important for their
conservation and management. We used ecological niche models (ENMs) to predict the …

Genetic structuring of wild populations is dependent on environmental, ecological, and life‐
history factors. The specific role environmental context plays in genetic structuring is …

Conservation of rare and endangered species requires assessment of factors that influence
the current habitat associations of a species and the role of past habitat degradation in …

Aim: Species distribution models (SDMs) are an important tool for predicting species
occurrences in geographic space and for understanding the drivers of these occurrences …