Biodiversity loss is a major threat to the integrity of ecosystems and is projected to worsen,
yet the path to successful conservation remains elusive. Decision support frameworks …

The success of river habitat restoration relies on accurate assessment proxies. However,
determining how to quantitatively assess the impact of multiple stressors during flood …

Economic analysis is well suited to inform protected resources management in marine and
coastal environments. The purpose of this review is to provide a connection between the …

Chytridiomycosis has decimated amphibian biodiversity. Management options for the
disease are currently limited, but habitat manipulation holds promise due to the thermal and …

Climate change and human activities cause uncertain changes to species biodiversity by
altering their habitat. The uncertainty of climate change requires planners to balance the …

By 1980 eastern collared lizards (Crotaphutus collaris collaris) had experienced massive
local extinction on glades (open, rocky areas imbedded in a woodland matrix) in the Ozarks …

Prioritisation is about choice, and in the context of species extinction, it is about choosing
what investments to make to prevent extinctions as opposed to assessing extinction risk …

Habitat restoration is a key strategy for recovering imperiled species, and planning habitat
restoration activities cost effectively can help advance recovery objectives. Habitat …

Recovering endangered species populations when confronted with the threat of invasive
species is an ongoing natural resource management challenge. While eradication of the …

Density dependence, immigration, and emigration can considerably influence wildlife
population demographics. Population models used to evaluate common actions like …