The occupancy probability of 35 large-bodied bird and mammal species was examined in
relation to patch-and landscape-scale habitat and disturbance variables in 147 forest …

Aim To investigate the relationships between bird species richness derived from the North
American Breeding Bird Survey and estimates of the average, minimum, and the seasonal …

Landscape connectivity, as a dominant factor affecting species dispersal, reflects the degree
to which the landscape facilitates or impedes organisms' movement among resources …

Conservation planning and management decisions often present trade-offs among habitats
and species, generating uncertainty about the composition and configuration of habitat that …

Edge created through forest fragmentation can have significant impacts on the avian
community, increasing predation and nest-parasitism rates and changing species richness …

Coal mining has had profound impacts in the Appalachian region, initiating a need to
understand the implications of traditional and current reclamation practices on wildlife. I …

Interannual variation in bird–landscape relations is pervasive, and it generates decision
dilemmas for conservationists who use such relations to support landscape‐level planning …

Tall and mixed-grass prairies are being urbanized or converted to cropland at an
accelerated rate. Nationwide, these losses total 99.9% for tall-grass and 70-80% for mixed …

Regulations and a lack of understanding the habitat needs of timber rattlesnakes (Crotalus
horridus) on a landscape-scale have limited conservation efforts. With better information …