Nature‐based solutions (NbS) involve interventions that modify ecosystems to enhance
multiple ecosystem services (ES). Yet, despite our increasing knowledge of the key role that …

The replacement of natural areas due to urbanisation represents a major threat to wildlife.
Wild species may be classified according to their response towards urban areas. Such …

Urban expansion across the globe profoundly impacts local biodiversity. The growing body
of urban ecology research on animals has largely focused on mammals and birds, whereas …

This paper positions urban ecology as increasingly conversant with multiple perspectives
and methods for understanding the functions and qualities of diverse cities and urban …

Trait-based frameworks have received increased attention in biodiversity research for their
capacity to streamline complex information for policy and management purposes. Such …

Green infrastructure plays an essential role in cities due to the ecosystem services it
provides. However, these elements are shaped by social and ecological factors that …

An ecosystem's potential to deliver goods and services, primarily determined by the
functional traits of the species, is crucial for assessing its health and conservation value. This …

Urban evolutionary ecology is inherently interdisciplinary. Moreover, it is a field with global
significance. However, bringing researchers and resources together across fields and …

With climate change-driven extreme events increasing in frequency and intensity, cities are
on the front lines of needs for innovative climate adaptation and resilience efforts (Dodman …

Rapid urbanization has profoundly impacted regional ecosystem services. However, few
studies have comprehensively examined the spatiotemporal relationship between multi …