MaxEnt is one of the most widely used tools in ecology, biogeography, and evolution for
modeling and mapping species distributions using presence‐only occurrence records and …

Fire is one of the main causes of environmental and ecosystem change. Geospatial data,
derived from satellite images and surveying observations, are a useful tool in managing land …

Temperature is one of the most important factors influencing every aspect of life. In response
to the increasing greenhouse effect in recent years, the demand for understanding the …

The genus Melaleuca consists of around 260 species covering over eight million hectares
(including native and introduced species) and distributed mostly in Australia, but also …

Climate change is projected to alter the geographic distribution of forest ecosystems. This
study aimed to evaluate the consequences of climate change on geographical distributions …

Habitat requirements and spatial distribution of species are essential to biological
conservation and management as well as ecosystems conservation and restoration. For …

Tropical forests are vulnerable to climate change including increased temperatures and
changes to rainfall variation. Here, we use Thailand as a case study for assessing the …

Identifying the distributional range and climatically suitable habitat of a species are crucial
for developing an effective conservation strategy. This study aims to simulate the current …

This study aimed to assess the impacts of climate change on the distribution of major tree
species in the temperate forests of Northern Iran (also known as Hyrcanian forests). We …

Abstract The Caspian locust (Gleditsia caspica) is an endemic relict tree that occurs in
Hyrcanian forests. Many of its habitats have been destroyed in the last half-century. This …