Curbing the introduction, spread, and impact of invasive species remains a longstanding
management and policy prerogative. In recent decades, globalization and environmental …

The recovery of wild tigers in India and Nepal is a remarkable conservation achievement,
but it sets the stage for increased human–wildlife conflict where parks are limited in size and …

Monitoring insect abundance or species richness at high spatial and temporal resolution is
difficult due to personnel, maintenance, and post‐processing costs as well as ethical …

Freshwater ecosystems are endangered, underfunded and understudied, making new
methods such as passive acoustic monitoring (PAM) essential for improving the efficiency …

Alligator sinensis is an extremely rare species that possesses excellent camouflage,
allowing it to fit perfectly into its natural environment. The use of camouflage makes …

Abstract To celebrate the 1972 Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement, a conference was
held on the evolution of the Ecosystem Approach during the past half-century to learn how to …

Bird colonies on islands sustain elevated productivity and biomass on adjacent reefs,
through nutrient subsidies. However, the implications of this localized enhancement on …

Rapid industrialization has led to significant environmental challenges, including the
disposal of effluents with high zinc ion concentrations. This study investigates the use of …

Understanding animal spatial ecology and habitat preferences is crucial for effective
management and conservation strategies in the Anthropocene, an era defined by significant …

Maintaining healthy marine ecosystems in the face of worsening and accelerating human
impacts urgently requires a globally coordinated and multidisciplinary approach. Seabirds …