Southeast Asia is a hotspot of imperilled biodiversity, owing to extensive logging and forest
conversion to oil palm agriculture. The degraded forests that remain after multiple rounds of …

We investigated how legal logging history and recent illegal logging affected forest bird
community structure in Ghana. Ghanaian forests belong to West Africa's highly fragmented …

South East Asia is widely regarded as a centre of threatened biodiversity owing to extensive
logging and forest conversion to agriculture. In particular, forests degraded by repeated …

In 2004, Navjot Sodhi and colleagues warned that logging and agricultural conversion of
Southeast Asia's forests were leading to a biodiversity disaster. We evaluate this prediction …

Aim The effects of logging and habitat degradation on the richness and abundance of small
mammals in Asian rain forests are largely unknown. This work compares the species …

The management of tropical forest in timber concessions has been proposed as a solution to
prevent further biodiversity loss. The effectiveness of this strategy will likely depend on …

Selective logging is a major driver of rainforest degradation across the tropics. Two
competing logging strategies are proposed to meet timber demands with the least impact on …

Timber concessions cover 90% of forest on some Indonesian islands, but the effects of
logging on endemic‐rich island avifaunas are poorly known. I used a point count method to …

Commercial selective logging and the conversion of primary and degraded forests to
agriculture are the biggest threats to tropical biodiversity. Our understanding of the impacts …

The carbon storage and conservation value of old-growth tropical forests is clear, but the
value of logged forest is less certain. Here we analyse> 100,000 observations of individuals …