Mitigation of the widely known threats to the world's biodiversity is difficult, despite the
strategies and actions proposed by international agreements such as the United Nations …

Many authors have suggested that the vulnerability of montane biodiversity to climate
change worldwide is significantly higher than in most other ecosystems. Despite the …

Increasing temperatures and climate-driven disturbances like wildfire are a growing threat to
many species, including cold-water specialists. Montane areas and cold streams are often …

Aim Climate change is driving species to migrate to novel areas as current environments
become unsuitable. As a result, species distributions have shifted uphill in montane …

Climate change is causing the geographical ranges of some species to track suitable
conditions. Habitat specialists, range-restricted species and species with limited dispersal …

Environmental DNA (eDNA) sampling is a powerful method for detecting aquatic species at
low densities. However, eDNA may remain close to the source in lentic systems, decreasing …

Over the last four decades much progress has been made towards recognising causes of
global amphibian declines, but knowledge of fine scale drivers, particularly for specialised …

Aim Although many studies have described spatial patterns along elevational gradients,
only a handful have investigated their temporal dynamics, which remain poorly understood …

Climate and land use changes drive shifts in species distributions, causing variations in
species richness. Yet the influence of shifts in species distributions on functional diversity at …

Las montañas ocupan el 27% de la superficie terrestre y están presentes en casi todos sus
biomas. Son sistemas que albergan una elevada proporción de especies endémicas y de …