Mature forests provide important wildlife habitat and support critical ecosystem functions
globally. Within the dry conifer forests of the western United States, past management and …

Occupancy modeling based on detection/non-detection data has become a common
approach for monitoring changes in the populations of both sensitive and invasive species …

Monitoring population size at ecosystem scales is difficult for most species of conservation
concern. While assessing site occupancy at broad scales has proven feasible, rigorous …

Aim Stochastic patch occupancy models (SPOMs) are a type of spatial population
simulation. They are arguably well‐suited to guide conservation in human‐altered …

Wildfire has been an important force in shaping biological diversity in forests of western
North America. Patterns of reburning helped to maintain heterogenous landscapes with low …

Occupancy modelling is useful for inferring population status and dynamics when
occupancy reflects the presence of established individuals or populations, such as residents …

Managing complex social-ecological systems in an era of rapid climate change and
changing human pressures represents a major challenge in sustainability science. The …

Aim By virtue of their spatial extent, landscape‐scale monitoring programmes may be well‐
suited to support before‐after/control‐impact (BACI) studies of major disturbances such as …

Biodiversity conservation in mixed-ownership landscapes often depends on contributions
from privately-owned lands, where natural resource development can alter and produce …

Das Kap. 7 zeigt auf, welche Schlussfolgerungen für einen langfristigen Schutz der
Biodiversität gezogen und wie Erkenntnisse der funktionellen Biodiversitätsforschung im …