Global biodiversity is in unprecedented decline and on‐the‐ground solutions are imperative
for conservation. Although there is a large volume of evidence related to climate change …

Applications of graph theory have proliferated across the academic spectrum in recent
years. Whereas geosciences and landscape ecology have made rich use of graph theory, its …

Landscape connectivity is increasingly promoted as a conservation tool to combat the
negative effects of habitat loss, fragmentation, and climate change. Given its importance as a …

Graph theory has long been used in quantitative geography and landscape ecology and has
been applied in Earth and atmospheric sciences for several decades. Recently, however …

In the prairies of North America, remnant native grasslands are threatened by continuing
agricultural extensification. Fragmentation of the remaining grassland isolates patches and …

The problem of institutional fit in social-ecological systems has been empirically
documented and conceptually discussed for decades, yet there is a shortage of approaches …

Context Despite calls for landscape connectivity research to account for spatiotemporal
dynamics, studies have overwhelmingly evaluated the importance of habitats for connectivity …

Understanding hydrologic connectivity between wetlands and perennial streams is critical to
understanding the reliance of stream flow on inputs from wetlands. We used the isotopic …

Context Landscape-scale research quantifying ecological connectivity is required to
maintain the viability of populations in dynamic environments increasingly impacted by …

We developed a hydrologic model capable of simulating pothole complexes composed of
tens of thousands or more individual closed‐basin water bodies. It was applied to simulate …