Recent declines in amphibian populations have raised concern among conservation
biologists, with habitat loss and degradation due to human activities among the leading …

Fish introduced into wetlands can impact amphibian populations through predation on eggs
and larvae. While relationships among hydroperiod, habitat complexity and predation on …

Amphibians are frequently characterized as having limited dispersal abilities, strong site
fidelity and spatially disjunct breeding habitat. As such, pond‐breeding species are often …

Installation and maintenance of stormwater ponds to detain and treat runoff from impervious
surfaces is a common method of stormwater control in developed areas. That these ponds …

Connectivity in pond ecosystems is essential for amphibian population persistence. To test
the role of connectivity, a diversity of scales accounting for the different processes underlying …

B" ologists are increasingly concerned with amphibian populations because of documented
declines on local, regional, and even global scales. A variety of factors have been implicated …

Amphibian assemblages were sampled at nine constructed ponds (three in each age
category: new ponds-age< 1 yr, young ponds-age 4-5 yr, old ponds-age> 30 yr) on …

Effective wildlife restoration is a critical requirement of many conservation actions. The
outcome of conservation interventions can be optimized through knowledge of species' …

Aim Predicting species distribution is of fundamental importance for ecology and
conservation. However, distribution models are usually established for only one region and …

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 …