In the United States, housing density has substantially increased in and adjacent to forests.
Our goal in this study was to identify how housing density and human populations are …

Tropical birds may differ from temperate birds in their sensitivity to forest edges. We provide
predictions about the proportions of tropical and temperate species that should avoid or …

Advances continue to be made in modelling the spatial pattern of habitat. However, for
models to be come more useful spatial pattern needs to be integrated with dynamic …

Bird populations are influenced by a variety of factors at both small and large scales that
range from the presence of suitable nesting habitat, predators, and food supplies to climate …

The goal of this study was to evaluate the contributions of forest and landscape structure
derived from remote sensing instruments to habitat mapping. Our empirical data focused at …

To study the influences of a local land-use policy on the preservation of natural features, two
sets of ten local-scale landscapes, divided in time by a land-use policy shift in Fenton …

The limited spatial scales of many bird–habitat studies restrict inference regarding large
scale bird–habitat relationships. A potential solution to this challenge is integrating the USFS …

We examined the influence of both local habitat and landscape variables on mammal
species abundance in a forest fragmented by road construction and in continuous forest in 8 …

As one approaches the north‐eastern limit of pinyon (Pinus spp.) juniper (Juniperus spp.)
vegetation on the Colorado Plateau, USA, woodland patches become increasingly disjunct …

The more than 25,000 playas on the Southern High Plains (SHP) are essential to the
maintenance of regional biodiversity. The SHP landscape has been highly fragmented by …