Climate change is contributing to the widespread redistribution, and increasingly the loss, of
species. Geographical range shifts among many species were detected rapidly after …

Aim Conservation planning requires the prioritization of a subset of taxa and geographical
locations to focus monitoring and management efforts. Integration of the threats and …

Habitat connectivity is a major concern in biodiversity conservation. Network analysis
provides efficient tools for assessing landscape connectivity and identifying priority areas for …

Aim The joint threats of climate and land‐use change require an understanding of how
environmental variation influences species abundance and distribution. However, most …

Aim Temporal variation in environmental conditions merits greater consideration in species
distribution models (SDMs), and is especially relevant in dynamic systems, such as arid and …

The increasing threat of anthropogenic environment and climate change amplifies the
urgency to investigate the effect of these changes on marine ecosystems. We provide …

There is considerable debate about the role of competition in shaping species distributions
over broad spatial extents. This debate has practical implications because predicting …

Modeling the dynamics of competition and coexistence between species is crucial to predict
long‐term impacts of invasive species on their native congeners. However, natural …

Why and how organismal lineages radiate is commonly studied through either assessing
abiotic factors (biogeography, geomorphological processes, and climate) or biotic factors …

The Golden-winged Warbler (Vermivora chrysoptera) is an imperiled songbird that breeds in
early-successional plant communities of eastern North America. Conservation efforts on the …