Long-term, locally-based biodiversity monitoring programs are essential for understanding
and mitigating the effects of global change on tropical biodiversity while providing capacity …

Behavioral Ecology of Tropical Birds, Second Edition provides the most updated and
comprehensive review on the evolution of behavior in tropical landbirds. The book reviews …

Land cover and land use surrounding fragmented habitat can greatly impact species
persistence by altering resource availability, edge effects, or the movement of individuals …

Habitat loss and fragmentation of forests are among the biggest threats to biodiversity and
associated ecosystem services in tropical landscapes. We use the vicinity of the Las Cruces …

Tropical deforestation continues to cause population declines and local extinctions in
centers of avian diversity and endemism. Although local species extinctions stem from …

Adult survival rates strongly affect population growth, but few studies have quantified if and
why adult survival differs between breeding habitats. We investigated potential causes of …

Aim The relationship between species number and area is of fundamental importance in
macroecology and conservation science, yet the implications of different means of …

Long-term bird-banding programs provide knowledge of the demographic rates of avian
populations, but we currently lack information on demographic rates of most bird populations …

Tropical conservation strategies traditionally focus on large tracts of pristine forests but,
given rapid primary forest decline, understanding the role of secondary forest remnants for …

Aim Our objective was to identify the distribution of the endangered golden‐cheeked warbler
(Setophaga chrysoparia) in fragmented oak–juniper woodlands by applying a geoadditive …