Urbanisation is one of the most pervasive agents of contemporary landscape change
globally. Rapid land use change and competing land uses pose multiple challenges for …

Genetic connectivity is a key factor for maintaining the persistence of populations in
fragmented landscapes. In highly modified landscapes such us peri-urban areas, organisms' …

Aim The complexity and biologically challenging nature of arid landscapes can generate
high inter‐and intra‐species diversity, although these biomes remain poorly studied. We …

Ongoing habitat loss and fragmentation is considered a threat to biodiversity as it can create
small, isolated populations that are at increased risk of extinction. Tree‐dependent species …

The rapid and large-scale urbanization of peri-urban areas poses major and complex
challenges for wildlife conservation. We used population viability analysis (PVA) to evaluate …

Forests and woodlands are under continuing pressure from urban and agricultural
development. Tree-dependent mammals that rarely venture to the ground are likely to be …

Animal movement can be significantly altered in human‐dominated landscapes such as
urban and peri‐urban areas, where habitat is often fragmented and/or linear. Knowledge …

Context Understanding the relationships between spatial pattern, spatial scale and
biodiversity can help ecologists to assess the impacts of environmental change and inform …

Biological invasions are a major threat to biodiversity and have particularly devastating
impacts on island ecosystems. The New Caledonia archipelago is considered a biodiversity …

The rapid expansion of the world's urban population is a major driver of contemporary
landscape change and ecosystem modification. Urbanisation destroys, degrades and …