South America sustains an important part of the world's terrestrial biodiversity and its
population is highly urbanized. Global syntheses have revealed a paucity of urban …

Data on the interactions between the order Psittaciformes and the anthropogenic
environment are still insufficient and have not been systematized, especially in the …

Understanding how social and environmental factors influence biodiversity can contribute to
sustainable development and promote environmental justice in cities. This knowledge is …

The increasing urbanization within cities correlates with the loss of green cover, affecting the
distribution of bird species. Therefore, to foresee possible effects induced by green cover …

Simple Summary Cities commonly support exotic species that can affect both wildlife and
human health, but little is known regarding their distribution across the city and their …

La urbanización ha transformado el paisaje e impactado ecosistemas del planeta. Para
brindar evidencia científica que permita manejar el ambiente urbano para conservar aves …

Urbanization and biodiversity loss disconnect humans from nature and may limit pro-
environmental actions. Although, a growing body of knowledge exists on people's attitudes …

Urban areas tend to stabilize interannual variations of habitat structure and food resources
for birds, thus inducing a temporal homogenization of bird composition. However, a …

The relationship between urbanization and different bird diversity facets, such as taxonomic
and functional diversity, may depend on the biome where cities are located. We analyzed …

Rapid urban sprawl has a negative effect on biodiversity; however, if well planned, cities can
contribute to the maintenance of bird communities. We analyzed land cover, water …