The natural ecosystems' replacement by farmland and the consequent biodiversity damage
(BD) for agriculture are one of the principal concerns worldwide. The development of the life …

The shift to zero-carbon emissions nurtures enormous economic opportunities owing to
stimulating the creation of new industries, offering jobs, and driving technological innovation …

Widespread amphibian declines were well documented at the end of the 20th century,
raising concerns about the need to identify individual and interactive contributors to this …

Amphibians are vital elements of ecosystems, serving as predator and prey. Their biphasic
nature makes them dependent on aquatic and terrestrial habitats; as wet-skinned …

Climate change and human activities escalate the frequency and intensity of wildfires,
threatening amphibian habitats and survival; yet, research on these impacts remains limited …

Aesthetics of natural landscapes and the conservation of forest ecological integrity have
received much attention because of the increasing public demand for aesthetic quality and …

We assessed amphibian diversity, rarity, and threats across the National Park System (USA),
which covers 3.5% of the country and 12% of federal lands. At least 230 of 354 (65%) …

National parks and other protected areas are important for preserving landscapes and
biodiversity worldwide. An essential component of the mission of the United States (US) …

Emerging infectious disease threatens amphibian biodiversity worldwide, including in
landscapes that are protected from many anthropogenic stressors. We summarized data …

Amphibians play a key role in structuring biological assemblages of agricultural landscapes,
but they are threatened globally by agricultural intensification. Numerous studies have …