In Brazil, the country with the highest plant species richness in the world, biodiverse
savannas and grasslands–ie, grassy ecosystems, which occupy 27% of the country–have …

Habitat fragmentation has major negative impacts on wildlife populations, and the
connectivity could reduce these negative impacts. This study was conducted to assess …

Species distribution and ecological niche models (hereafter SDMs) are popular tools with
broad applications in ecology, biodiversity conservation, and environmental science. Many …

Identifying climatic refugia is important for long-term conservation planning under climate
change. Riparian areas have the potential to provide climatic refugia for wildlife, but …

Protected areas (PAs) are a cornerstone strategy for conserving biodiversity, but species'
range shifts and contractions in response to climate change hinder their effectiveness in the …

Palms are integral structural and functional components of tropical forest ecosystems, and
are one of the most economically important plant families. This monocotyledon lineage …

Climate change-driven modifications in thermal and precipitation patterns can result in shifts
in species distributions. Avian species in humid mountain forests (HMF) are among the most …

The process of habitat loss and fragmentation is inevitable with increasing human activities,
necessitating conservation for the areas with the highest priorities (ie, biodiversity hotspots) …

Conservation outside conservation areas (CAs) is more challenging due to increased
exposure to human‐induced disturbances. Therefore, it is important to identify and …

The current research is conducted to model the effect of climate change and land use
change (LUC) on the geographical distribution of Quercus brantii Lindl.(QB) forests across …