The ecological indicator values are the most common and sufficiently effective method of
habitat assessment. The aim of our research review is to analyze current studies from 2020 …

Understanding the dynamics and system of interrelationships between habitats and plant
communities is key to making reliable predictions about sustainable land use, biodiversity …

The analysis of avian diversity and their natural ecosystems at a regional scale is the first
step to understanding and classifying a specific region's ecological importance and …

The Atlantic humpback dolphin (Sousa teuszii) is a critically endangered cetacean species
endemic to coastal Atlantic waters of Africa. Its preference for shallow coastal habitat renders …

As climate change becomes a primary driver of global ecosystem deterioration and
biodiversity loss, protected areas (PAs) are posed to play a crucial conservation role. At a …

The difficulty in identifying appropriate metrics for the impacts organizations have on
biodiversity remains a major barrier to the inclusion of biodiversity considerations in …

Conservation translocations have become increasingly widespread to prevent extinction,
recover populations, and restore ecological function across terrestrial, freshwater, and …

For decades, even centuries, people have taken deliberate, targeted actions for the
conservation and management of species and ecosystems. Originally empirical and driven …

The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species is an extinction risk assessment tool that has
guided species conservation over the last five decades. However, as wildlife scientists and …

The black-faced spoonbill Platalea minor is a species endemic to the coastal fringes and
archipelagos of East Asia. The global population was fewer than 300 individuals in the late …