Bat populations are thought to have suffered significant declines in the past century
throughout Europe. Fortunately, there are some signs of recovery; for instance, of the 11 …

Forest age is an important variable for assessments of biodiversity and habitat, sustainable
forest and land management, as well as forest carbon science and modeling. Tree and …

Wind energy is growing worldwide as a source of power generation. Bat assemblages may
be negatively affected by wind farms due to the fatality of a significant number of individuals …

Simple Summary Bioindicators are organisms that react to the quality or characteristics of
the environment and their changes. They are vitally important to track environmental …

Forest management determines to a large degree the three‐dimensional arrangement of the
vegetation in production forest systems and hence has an essential influence on habitat …

Natural bodies of open water in desert landscapes, such as springs and ephemeral pools,
and the plant-life they support, are important resources for the survival of animals in hyper …

Central Europe's temperate forests are heavily shaped by centuries of human activity. Their
natural vegetation, mainly consisting of beech-dominated (Fagus sylvatica) deciduous …

Forest ecosystems are fundamental to the conservation of global biodiversity and human
wellbeing, hosting high numbers of species worldwide, and providing essential regulatory …

Presence-only models can aid conservation and management of threatened, elusive
species. We developed a Maxent model for the rare cerambycid beetle Rosalia longicorn …

Although forest fragmentation can greatly affect biodiversity, responses to landscape-scale
measures of woodland configuration in Europe have been examined for only a limited range …