Context Simulation models are increasingly used in both theoretical and applied studies to
explore system responses to natural and anthropogenic forcing functions, develop …

The structure and composition of forest ecosystems are expected to shift with climate‐
induced changes in precipitation, temperature, fire, carbon mitigation strategies, and …

Birds in US national parks find strong protection from many longstanding and pervasive
threats, but remain highly exposed to effects of ongoing climate change. To understand how …

Grassland birds have suffered dramatic population declines and are under threat of further
grassland conversion. Simultaneously, grassland regions are projected to have high rates of …

Green areas drawn on a city plan represent open spaces that have different meanings for
humans and wildlife. Diverse kinds of green may influence species viability in urban …

Multiple environmental stressors impact wildlife populations, but we often know little about
their cumulative and combined influences on population outcomes. We generally know …

Old growth forests are declining globally, threatening dependent wildlife. Many arboreal old‐
growth obligates, such as the threatened red tree vole, are difficult to monitor for changes in …

Open pine (Pinus spp.) savannas are home to the federally endangered red‐cockaded
woodpecker (Leuconotopicus borealis). Frequent fires are essential for maintaining the …

Semiaquatic muskrat (Ondatra zibethicus) are in decline throughout their native range. We
report on the environmental and behavioural mechanisms responsible for a half‐century of …

Context Management actions and land-use change can disrupt interdependent population
processes, re-define population networks, and change source-sink dynamics. Yet we know …