Forest fragmentation is a landscape-level process that comprises forest loss and changes in
spatial patterns. Effective forest conservation programs thus require a comprehensive …

Deforestation is the most important cause of biodiversity loss in tropical ecosystems.
Epiphytic species, lichens and bryophytes, are very sensitive to environmental changes …

Landscape-level conservation strategies are needed to protect the saltwater crocodile
population and habitats in Myanmar. Identifying the remaining habitats and movement …

Amazonia is under threat. Biodiversity and redundancy loss in the Amazon biome severely
limits the long-term provision of key ecosystem services in diverse spatial scales (local …

The replacement of native forests by pastures takes place widely in the Andes. The effects of
such land-use change on aquatic assemblages are poorly understood. We conducted a …

Tropical forests harbor diverse ecological communities of plants and animals that are
organized in complex interaction networks. The diversity and structure of plant–animal …

Deforestation by human activities is a common issue in Amazonian countries. This occurs at
different spatial and temporal scales causing primary forest loss and land fragmentation …

Urbanization constitutes one of the most aggressive drivers of habitat and biodiversity loss
worldwide. However, studies focused on determining the response of local biodiversity to …

Los bosques secos del sur del Ecuador son ecosistemas que albergan alta diversidad de
flora y fauna, pero a la vez muy frágiles y presionados por las actividades antrópicas que …

Natural forest ecosystems play an essential role in the conservation of biodiversity of many
plants and animals by providing them with habitat and suitable environments. Studies have …