Climate and land use changes drive shifts in species distributions, causing variations in
species richness. Yet the influence of shifts in species distributions on functional diversity at …

Calling amphibian male counts (CAMC) is a cost-effective non-invasive acoustic monitoring
method that needs amphibian community quality assessment system. In our survey we …

Climate change can have a significant impact on the Earth's ecosystems. Invasive species
will respond to climate change, and their responses will have ecological and economic …

Identifying and quantifying the main factors that are jeopardizing amphibian communities
worldwide is essential for planning effective amphibian conservation. We collected data on …

Climate change has amplified the threat posed by aquatic invasive species as potential
disruptors of biodiversity and ecosystem functioning. Species Distribution Models (MaxEnt) …

Aquaculture's role in addressing food security has grown, with a spotlight on Asian carp
species. Polyculture, ie cultivating multiple fish species in a single system, is being …

Coastal wetlands are the most productive and biologically diverse ecosystems, benefiting
both human populations and the total environment. However, they are continuously …

Wetlands are of great importance for biodiversity and nature conservation, especially
geographically isolated wetlands (GIW). Yet literature about the ecological value of such …

Invasive species constitute a threat not only to native populations but also to the structure
and functioning of entire food webs. Despite being considered as a global problem, only a …

This paper presents the original data on studies of populations of guppies on the territory of
Ukraine on the example of those of them surviving for many years in the drainage system of …