Conservation genetics is a well‐established scientific field. However, limited information
transfer between science and practice continues to hamper successful implementation of …

Biodiversity is declining, with major causes identified as habitat loss and a reduction of
habitat quality. Recent studies have shown that particularly species with specific habitat …

Movement is a key mechanism influencing biodiversity patterns and ecosystem processes.
Movement ecology science aims to understand the causal relationships between …

Plant diversity is decreasing mainly through anthropogenic factors like habitat fragmentation,
which lead to spatial separation of remaining populations and thereby affect genetic …

Anthropogenic influences such as deforestation, increased infrastructure, and general
urbanization has led to a continuous loss in biodiversity. Amphibians are especially affected …

Orphan lynx rehabilitation is very challenging, and it is important to aim for high standards of
animal care. Rehabilitation requires pre-established procedures and clearly defined …

European semi-natural grasslands are among the most species rich habitats in the world.
They were historically shaped by anthropogenic land use and developed their species and …

In recent times, an ongoing and European wide loss of populations of the plant species
Arnica montana is recognized. In the meantime, the species is listed as endangered and …

E, JO, N. B, S. T & O. E (2016): The range expansion of the Melodious Warbler Hippolais
polyglotta: a model system for biogeo graphy and population genetics. Ornithol. Beob. 113 …

Biodiversity is defined as the variety of life on earth, comprising genetic diversity, species
diversity and ecosystem diversity. It is crucial for human life since it is the foundation of …