We present the results of the search for an isotropic stochastic gravitational wave
background (GWB) at nanohertz frequencies using the second data release of the European …

The biodiversity impacts of agricultural deforestation vary widely across regions. Previous
efforts to explain this variation have focused exclusively on the landscape features and …

Most ecological studies use remote sensing to analyze broad‐scale biodiversity patterns,
focusing mainly on taxonomic diversity in natural landscapes. One of the most important …

Aim Migratory species rely on multiple ranges across the annual cycle, rendering them
vulnerable to a wide range of spatially disparate anthropogenic threats. The spatial …

The fragmentation of tropical forests remains a major driver of avian biodiversity loss,
particularly for insectivores, yet the mechanisms underlying area sensitivity remain poorly …

Generalist species–with their wide niche breadths–are often associated with urban
environments, while specialist species are likely to be most at‐risk of increasing …

Protected areas are a cornerstone for biodiversity conservation, and typically support more
natural and undisturbed habitats compared to unprotected lands. The effect of protected …

Successful conservation strategies depend on the correct identification of animal species
and populations at a higher risk of extinction. But not all species are equally sensitive to …

Urbanization is affecting avian biodiversity across the planet and potentially increasing
species vulnerability to climate change. Identifying the resilience of urban bird communities …

Urbanization is one of the main current drivers of the global biodiversity loss. Cities are
usually developed in a gradient between land-sharing (low density housing with small and …