Early pioneer species share life histories enabling them to colonize disturbed sites, but how
much they differ demographically and how such differentiation determines pioneer species …

In the tropics, human modified landscapes (HMLs) emerge as potential areas where
important levels of biodiversity, ecosystem functions, and services can be conserved. Yet, it …

Vegetation is a key biosphere component to supporting biodiversity on Earth, and its
maintenance and proper functioning are essential to guarantee the well-being of …

Context Old-growth forest loss drives the global biodiversity crisis. Nevertheless, this impact
could be buffered by the increasing expansion of secondary (regenerating) forests, which …

Rural households in developing countries often depend on non-timber forest products
(NTFPs), including foods, traditional medicines, fuelwood, fodder, and construction and craft …

Oil and gas extraction has transformed Anishinaabe society in ways that undermine the
consensual, holistic, and egalitarian basis of natural law. To many Indigenous people …

Tropical forests, although covering only 7% of the world's land area, have great forest
carbon sequestration capacity, accounting for 20% of the world's forest carbon sink …

Deforestation of old-growth forests (OGF) is a significant driver of biodiversity loss,
particularly impacting rare species. However, the threat to dominant species is usually …

Tropical rainforests offer a diverse array of real or potential forest products (FP). However,
the ongoing conversion of these forests to agriculture raises concerns about the future …

Resumen MIRANDA-GALLEGOS, Katia V. et al. Landscape heterogeneity drives spatial
distribution of palm community in a Neotropical rainforest reserve affected by defaunation …