Ecological restoration projects often have variable and unpredictable outcomes, and these
can limit the overall impact on biodiversity. Previous syntheses have investigated restoration …

Many wetlands harbour highly diverse biological communities and provide extensive
ecosystem services; however, these important ecological features are being altered …

After drainage for forestry and agriculture, peat extraction is one of the most important
causes of peatland degradation. When peat extraction is ceased, multiple after-use options …

Tropical forest restoration is increasingly seen as an activity that may counteract or reduce
biodiversity loss. However, few studies monitor fauna or consider measures of functional …

When conserving native biodiversity, it is particularly important to consider invertebrates, a
diverse and functionally important component of biodiversity. However, their inclusion in …

Globally increasing rates of mine site discontinuations are resulting in the need for
immediate implementation of effective conservation and management strategies. Surveying …

Mining causes significant damage to the environment: the removal of top layers of soil
causes loss of structure and functionality, with a subsequent reduction in biodiversity. Soil …

Understanding succession is one of the main goals in ecosystem ecology, but very few
studies regarding arthropods have actually examined this topic in sufficient detail. Missing …

Mire degradation due to drainage for forestry results in the loss of mire specialist species. To
halt the loss in biodiversity, ecological restoration is needed and already implemented …

Tropical forest loss and fragmentation can change bee community dynamics and potentially
interrupt plant–pollinator relationships. While bee community responses to forest …