Abstract Brazil's Araucaria tree (Araucaria angustifolia) is an iconic living fossil and a
defining element of the Atlantic Forest global biodiversity hotspot. But despite more than two …

Cold‐air pooling is a global phenomenon that frequently sustains low temperatures in
sheltered, low‐lying depressions and valleys and drives other key environmental conditions …

Protected areas (PAs) are at the forefront of efforts to conserve and restore biodiversity,
while climate change can risk compromising the ecological benefits of PAs. Therefore …

For those concerned with the future of forests, the COVID-19 pandemic has simultaneously
offered cause for great concern, and renewed hope. On one hand, the pandemic is …

Aim To inform conservation planning in the face of climate change, our objectives were to
map spatial patterns of tree and songbird macrorefugia; to identify climatic limiting factors by …

While spatial distribution shifts have been documented in many marine fishes under global
change, the responses of elasmobranchs have rarely been studied, which may have led to …

Identifying climatic refugia is important for long-term conservation planning under climate
change. Riparian areas have the potential to provide climatic refugia for wildlife, but …

In this paper, we discuss the threats to freshwater habitats that are highly important to the
European Community in the Continental Biogeographical Region of Europe, specifically in …

Modelling the future suitable climate space for tree species has become a widely used tool
for forest management planning under global climate change. Teak (Tectona grandis) is one …

Mountainous regions are globally important, in part because they support large populations
and are biodiverse. They are also characterized by enhanced vulnerability to anthropogenic …