Invertebrates are the main components of faunal diversity in grasslands, playing substantial
roles in ecosystem processes including nutrient cycling and pollination. Grassland …

The terrestrial arthropod fauna of wetlands has been largely ignored by scientists compared
to other ecological elements, yet these organisms are among the most important influences …

Vegetation phenology and productivity drive resource use by wildlife. Vegetation dynamics
also reveal patterns of habitat disturbance and recovery. Monitoring these fine‐scale …

The simultaneous effect of the environmental factors as determinants of soil invertebrate
community structures is little understood. This study was carried out at two depths (0–10, 10 …

We conducted a 10‐year study (1998–2007) of the Mid‐Continent Population (MCP) of
sandhill cranes (Grus canadensis) to identify spring‐migration corridors, locations of major …

European wet grasslands are characterized by high diversity of plant and animal species but
are threatened by intensive land use. Although preservation or restoration of species-rich …

The display of lekking Great Snipe males is an energetically demanding activity and
therefore, access to the rich feeding sites in the proximity of their leks is essential. During the …

Wetlands in the central Platte River basin provide numerous ecosystem services but have
been diminished and degraded by agricultural practices and development. Wetland …

The aim of our study was to determine the current distribution, habitats, ecology, and
possible dispersal routes of three species of the Rudny Altai (East Kazakhstan): Eisenia …

Riparian zones are an important transition between terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems, and
they function in nutrient cycling and removal. Non-native earthworms invading earthworm …