Habitat selection in animals is a fundamental ecological process with key conservation
implications. Assessing habitat selection in endangered species and populations occupying …

Farmland bird species have suffered dramatic declines in recent decades, especially in
Mediterranean areas. The intensification of agricultural practices has led to reduced …

Farmland habitats host important populations of several threatened bird species. So far, how
to reconcile farmland management with the maintenance of viable populations of these taxa …

Trans‐Saharan migrants often spend a large proportion of their annual cycle wintering in the
Sahel. Advances in fieldwork and tracking technology have greatly enhanced our ability to …

Unsustainable fossil fuel emissions have prompted a global shift towards renewable energy
sources, such as wind. This has led to a strong expansion of wind power generation …

In social species, fitness consequences are associated with both individual and social
phenotypes. Social selection analysis has quantified the contribution of conspecific social …

Agricultural intensification is considered the major cause of decline in farmland bird
populations, especially in the Mediterranean region. Food shortage increased by the …

Climate warming would theoretically create conditions for the breeding range expansion of
pseudo‐steppe Mediterranean and long‐distance migrant species and provide the …

The sensitivity of population trends to the climate and environment is generally considered a
species‐specific trait. However, evidence that populations may show different responses to …

Assessing the variation in diet composition of a species, over different years and between
periods, offers insights to comprehend its ecological niche as well as to define different …