The approach for monitoring forest health such as canopy layer, air quality, soil texture has
evolved in tandem with the advancement of new technology such as lab analysis, remote …

Since European settlement, over 50% of coastal wetlands have been lost in the Laurentian
Great Lakes basin, causing growing concern and increased monitoring by government …

Understanding the factors that influence the characteristics of avian communities using
urban parks at both the patch and landscape level is important to focus management effort …

Aim Some species thrive in human‐dominated environments, while others are highly
sensitive to all human pressures. However, standardized estimates of species' tolerances to …

To survive in an area, plant and animal species must confront many interacting
environmental stressors at different spatial and temporal scales. Consequently …

Climate change and habitat loss are projected to be the two greatest drivers of biodiversity
loss over the coming century. While public lands have the potential to increase regional …

Protected areas (PAs) are a key component of most conservation strategies because they
are thought to enhance biodiversity value relative to similar habitats in working landscapes …

Abstract The Laurentian Great Lakes coastal wetlands are highly productive and biologically
diverse ecosystems. Ongoing environmental degradation and wetland loss have resulted in …

The rapid pace of global climate change necessitates tools for prioritizing limited climate-
adaptation resources in the face of imperfect knowledge regarding plant community …

Abstract The Lower Green Bay and Fox River Area of Concern (LGB&FR AOC) is one of the
most ecologically diverse but demonstrably impaired AOCs in the Laurentian Great Lakes …