In areas where forest is under long-term human influence, we can expect that forest bird
populations will be affected by changes in forest management. Consequences of such forest …

Aim It is challenging to disentangle how local habitat structure, climate, and human
disturbance interplay to determine broad‐scale variation of species richness. Here, we …

Abstract Purpose of Review We aimed to summarize the evidence linking multi-purpose
forest management (MPF) to bird nesting and fledging success in temperate and boreal …

Although the role of primary productivity and habitat diversity in determining patterns of
species richness and composition have been explored in urban areas, they have been …

Meeting food/wood demands with increasing human population and per‐capita
consumption is a pressing conservation issue, and is often framed as a choice between land …

Environmental factors controlling the distribution and abundance of boreal avifauna are not
fully understood, limiting our ability to predict the consequences of a changing climate and …

In managed landscapes, conservation planning requires effective methods to identify high-
biodiversity areas. The objective of this study was to evaluate the potential of airborne laser …

Aim To examine the relationship between abundance and species richness in a bird
community in order to (a) test the effects of sampling and three increased population size …

Large areas of montane forests are commercially harvested, while some other parts remain
unmanaged. These conditions provide an opportunity to study the response of bird …

Foraging habitat conditions (ie, water depth, prey biomass, digestible energy density) can be
a significant predictor of foraging habitat selection by wading birds. Potential foraging …