Conservation planning and management typically require accurate and spatially explicit
data at scales that are relevant for conservation objectives. In marine conservation, these …

Informing the management of coastal marine habitats at broad spatial scales is difficult
because of the costs associated with collecting and analyzing ecological data at that scale …

This paper presents a conurbation‐scale risk assessment methodology which aims to
provide a screening tool to assist with planning for climate change‐related risks in the urban …

Management of natural resources in coastal ecosystems is a complex process that is made
more challenging by the need for stakeholders to confront the prospect of sea level rise and …

In the last few decades the health of marine ecosystems has been progressively
endangered by the anthropogenic presence. Natural and human-made pressures, as well …

ABSTRACT The Relative Risk Model (RRM) was used to undertake a spatially explicit
regional ecological risk assessment at a continental scale for the 1.1 million km2 Northern …

Quantitative risk analysis is being extensively employed to support policymakers and
provides a strong conceptual framework for evaluating decision alternatives under …

Wildlife managers are tasked with identifying and managing stressors that threaten
persistence of populations. We demonstrate an approach to land‐use planning that …

Several species of marine mammals are at risk of extinction from being captured as bycatch
in commercial fisheries. Various approaches have been developed and implemented to …

We propose a method for the appropriate assessment of adverse effects of roads in
compliance with the European Union Habitats Directive. The method incorporates an …