As an important domain of sustainability science, trade-offs in ecosystem services (ES) is
crucial for spatial planning to sustainably manage natural resources while satisfying the …

As human density increases, biodiversity must increasingly co-exist with urbanization or face
local extinction. Tolerance of urban areas has been linked to numerous functional traits, yet …

Most raptor populations are declining and nearly a fifth are threatened with extinction; thus
there is a need to increase collaboration to ensure efficient and effective research …

Simple Summary To detect changes in migrating bird populations that are usually gradual,
regular counts of the flocks should be carried out. This is vital for giving more precise …

Species considered raptors are subjects of monitoring programs, textbooks, scientific
societies, legislation, and multinational agreements. Yet no standard definition for the …

Collision‐caused fatalities of animals at wind power facilities create a 'green versus
green'conflict between wildlife conservation and renewable energy. These fatalities can be …

Globally, human-caused environmental impacts, such as habitat loss, have seriously
impacted raptor species, with some 50% of species having decreasing populations. We …

Raptors face global threats like electrocution, collisions, and habitat fragmentation. Many
species remain understudied, and their distribution patterns are unknown. Understanding …

Urbanisation is occurring around the world at a rapid rate and is generally associated with
negative impacts on biodiversity at local, regional, and global scales. Examining the …

The global legal wildlife trade is worth US $4–20 billion to the world's economy every year.
Raptors frequently enter the wildlife trade for use as display animals, by falconers or …