Bioindicators, as taxa or functional groups, are widely used as indicators of environmental
change, specific ecological factors or taxonomic diversity. The use of ecological …

Ecosystem recovery from anthropogenic disturbances, either without human intervention or
assisted by ecological restoration, is increasingly occurring worldwide. As ecosystems …

Forest restoration is considered among the most affordable and effective practices to
address ecosystem and biodiversity loss and mitigate the impacts of human‐induced global …

Invertebrates are important for restoration processes as they are key drivers of many
landscape‐scale ecosystem functions; including pollination, nutrient cycling and soil …

Clearing of woodlands is used by graziers to promote pasture production, even though
understanding of impacts of clearing on native fauna is lacking. We evaluate impacts of …

Field studies in post-mining sites on epigeic invertebrate groups are scarce despite their
importance in pedogenesis and ecosystem multifunctionality. This research investigated the …

In recent years, there has been increasing interest in developing effective rehabilitation
strategies for mine waste sites. To assist industry and regulators in assessing success in …

In 2009, the New Zealand company Winstone Aggregates initiated a restoration planting
scheme to mitigate the ecological damage caused by mining at the Hunua Quarry, near …

A primary reason for restoring plant communities is to increase biodiversity to previous
levels. It is expected that restoring land with greater plant diversity will increase biodiversity …

One of the main tools in Integrated Pest Management (IPM) is habitat management known
as ecological infrastructure. Ecological infrastructures play an important role in enhancing …