The conservation field is experiencing a rapid increase in the amount, variety, and quality of
spatial data that can help us understand species movement and landscape connectivity …

Long-term studies on the population dynamics of tropical resident birds are few, and it
remains poorly understood how their populations have fared in recent decades. Here, we …

A significant gap in understanding the response of biodiversity to urban areas is the lack of
long-term studies. Most of the information on urban birds comes from studies carried out in …

Andean forests, a hotspot of biodiversity, have suffered extensive fragmentation, yet we have
little understanding of how this process has affected biodiversity. We surveyed bird …

Refugia‐based conservation offers long‐term effectiveness and minimize uncertainty on
strategies for climate change adaptation. We used distribution modelling to identify climate …

Tropical montane bird communities are hypothesized to be highly sensitive to anthropogenic
disturbance because species are adapted to a narrow range of environmental conditions …

The fragmentation of tropical forests remains a major driver of avian biodiversity loss,
particularly for insectivores, yet the mechanisms underlying area sensitivity remain poorly …

Pollinators are among the first to be lost when natural habitat is reduced to small patches
and this can have cascading effects on multiple plant species. Simultaneously, the loss of …

Incorporating intraspecific variation into species responses can improve our understanding
of the effects of climate change. However, most studies overlook such variation or model …

Ecologically relevant traits of organisms in an assemblage determine an ecosystem's
functional fingerprint (ie, the shape, size, and position of multidimensional trait space) …