Although breeding habitats for amphibians are frequently created in restored wetlands,
populations at restored sites often have no connectivity to neighboring populations and are …

Although regulatory, agencies in the USA typically require 3–5 yr of post-restoration
monitoring of biotic responses to wetland mitigation, many researchers have argued that …

Pond‐breeding amphibians have been characterized as having metapopulation structure,
and a goal of many local restoration projects is to establish viable metapopulations …

Millions of farm ponds have been constructed in agricultural landscapes around the globe.
These ponds are built to support a variety of functions, including erosion control, cattle …

Although amphibians are increasingly being used to assess ecosystem function of
compensatory wetlands, there are almost no long-term studies of responses to ecological …

Many amphibian species are plastic in their selection of breeding sites and use both short-
and longer-hydroperiod wetlands. Understanding which wetland types are most important to …

Created ponds were built as an experiment in mitigating the loss of a wetland to
construction. We monitored amphibian breeding population sizes and juvenile recruitment at …

Much of the biodiversity associated with isolated wetlands requires aquatic and terrestrial
habitat to maintain viable populations. Current federal wetland regulations in the United …

Success stories are rare in conservation science, hindered also by the research-
implementation gap, where scientific insights rarely inform practice and practical …

Amphibians are important components of ecosystem function and processes; however,
many populations have declined due to habitat loss, fragmentation and degradation. We …