Abstract The Brazilian Atlantic Forest is one of the richest biomes on the planet and also one
of the most devastated; currently its distribution is summarized to isolated forest fragments …

Tropical forests are threatened due to forest clearing and fragmentation which lead to a
decrease in forest cover area and landscape connectivity, while also increasing edge …

Ecological restoration is a traditional option for recovering biodiversity and ecosystem
functions. Birds perform pollination, seed dispersal, and pest-control services, which …

Abstract The Atlantic Forest is the second largest tropical moist forest domain in South
America after the Amazon, home to over 800 bird species (223 endemics or 27% of the …

Monitoring wildlife responses is essential to assess restoration projects. Birds are widely
used as bioindicators of ecosystem restoration, but most studies use only taxonomic …

The advance of land-use change processes in the Amazon rainforest has modified its
natural landscape, resulting in losses of biodiversity and ecological functions. Under this …

The primary purpose of this review was to search for recent information on the endemic bird
species of Ethiopia, their distribution, conservation challenges, and conservation …

The persistence of larger mammals in fragmented forest landscapes depends not only on
the protection of remaining habitats but also on ecological restoration sites. It is known that …

Indicator species are frequently used to monitor restoration areas. However, species of
conservation concern are usually absent in highly fragmented landscapes, making the …

Interspecific interactions are a major determinant of stability in ecological communities and
are known to vary with biotic and abiotic conditions. Deforestation is the primary driver of the …