Global anthropogenic changes cause major impacts on species interactions, with cascading
effects on ecosystem functioning. Animal-mediated pollination and seed dispersal are major …

Natural habitats are increasingly affected by anthropogenically driven environmental
changes resulting from habitat destruction, chemical and light pollution, and climate change …

Ecological conservation and high-quality development of the YRB (Yellow River Basin) has
been adopted as a national strategy. However, the ecological environment of the YRB is …

Habitat loss and population fragmentation pose severe threats to biodiversity and the
survival of many species. Population isolation and the decline in effective population size …

Context Simulation models are increasingly used in both theoretical and applied studies to
explore system responses to natural and anthropogenic forcing functions, develop …

The use of environmental flow (e-flow) regimes has been widely implemented to improve
fish habitat quality in river restoration efforts. However, e-flow designs focusing only on one …

The root of riparian Homonoia (RRH), a medical plant with high economic value, is mainly
distributed at riparian area in Southeast Asia. Its population has declined significantly, and …

A significant research focus is placed on identifying animal species and areas at future risk
to human‐induced alterations of the environment and long‐term changes in climatic …

Why populations of threatened species disappear is among the key questions in
conservation biology. However, very few local and regional studies have attempted to …

Protected area networks seek to ensure the persistence of multiple species, but their area
and extent are limited by available land and conservation resources. Prioritising sites based …