A large fraction of the current environmental crisis derives from the large rates of human-
driven biodiversity loss. Biodiversity conservation questions human practices towards …

Fishes are among the most threatened taxa in Canada with over 70 species, subspecies,
and (or) designatable units presently listed for protection under the Species at Risk Act …

Recent studies highlight the potential of climate change refugia (CCR) to support the
persistence of biodiversity in regions that may otherwise become unsuitable with climate …

The real‐world application of climate change adaptation practices in terrestrial wildlife
conservation has been slowed by a lack of practical guidance for wildlife managers …

The ongoing threat of climate change poses an increasing risk to biodiversity, especially for
currently threatened species. Climate change can both directly impact species and interact …

Scientists, resource managers, and decision makers increasingly use knowledge
coproduction to guide the stewardship of future landscapes under climate change. This …

The suitability of overwintering habitat in response to temporal fluctuations in winter
temperatures and water table position, and variability in timing and intensity of snowfall and …

Biodiversity conservation questions human practices towards biodiversity and, therefore,
largely conflicts with ordinary societal aspirations. Decisions on the location of protected …

Deciding when to protect threatened species habitat when complete knowledge about the
habitat extent is uncertain is a common problem in conservation. More accurate habitat …

Apart from being the main cause of biodiversity loss, humans are also essential for
sustainability and biological conservation. Regulations for the conservation of threatened …