Abstract Purpose of Review We review and provide comment on issues of scale in
ecological studies in the context of two paradigms used to define landscapes: the patch …

Human-mediated dispersal has rarely been considered in wetland conservation strategies
at regional scales, yet high concern exists about this aspect for (inter-) national management …

Understanding environmental factors that influence forest health, as well as the occurrence
and abundance of wildlife, is a central topic in forestry and ecology. However, the manual …

Increasing global demands have resulted in widespread proliferation of resource extraction.
Scientists are challenged to develop environmental mitigation strategies that meet societal …

Technological advancements in remote sensing and telemetry provide opportunities for
assessing the effects of expanding extractive industries on animal populations. Here, we …

Ornamental aquaculture is known to be one of the main sources of non-native species and
Indonesia has been identified as one of the leading suppliers of these organisms worldwide …

Conservation science requires quickly acquiring information and taking action in order to
protect species at risk of extinction. Stable isotope measurements are one way to rapidly …

In this study, we propose a method for estimating the risk of agricultural damage caused by
an invasive species when species-specific information is lacking. We defined the “risk” as …

Rewilding landscapes through species or population restoration is an increasingly applied
practice in biological conservation. There is expanding interest in wildlife release projects for …

Rationale The presence of lipids in animal tissues can influence the interpretation of stable
isotope data, particularly in lipid‐rich tissues such as the skin and muscle of marine …