Exotic plant species often negatively affect native herbivores due to the lack of palatability of
the invading plant. Although often unsuitable as food, certain invasive species may provide …

Forests within urban areas are important for the survival of some native plant and animal
communities. Urban forests are negatively affected by human-mediated disturbances …

Birds are among the organisms most impacted by plant invasions, the effects of which are
particularly conspicuous during the breeding season. Birds can incorrectly assess the …

Plant species used in urban horticulture are frequently non-native despite evidence that
urban areas are regular points of introduction, often leading to invasions and negative …

Mangrove forests play a pivotal role in supporting mangrove associated snails by offering
essential functions such as breeding grounds, nursery areas, food sources, and protection …

Nest predation is the primary source of reproductive failure for songbirds in most ecological
systems. Songbird population declines have often been attributed to elevated nest predation …

Urbanization is increasing globally, altering natural habitat, and leading to habitat loss and
fragmentation ultimately resulting in biodiversity loss. National Parks in urbanized areas …

Le milieu urbain est un milieu artificiel pouvant être contraignant pour la faune sauvage.
Chez les espèces qui persistent en ville, des divergences de traits d'histoire de vie …

Eastern forest breeding birds have undergone steady and precipitous population declines
over the last 50 years, and among them the Wood Thrush (Hylocichla mustelina) has …

Habitat fragmentation continues to be a pressing issue in conservation biology and wildlife
management. Forest patches created by habitat fragmentation can have lower species …