Most applications of systematic conservation planning have not effectively incorporated
biological processes or dynamic threats. We investigated the extent to which connectivity …

Many of the challenges conservation professionals face can be framed as scale
mismatches. The problem of scale mismatch occurs when the planning for and …

Global stressors, including climate change, are a major threat to ecosystems, but they
cannot be halted by local actions. Ecosystem management is thus attempting to compensate …

The principles of systematic conservation planning are now widely used by governments
and non-government organizations alike to develop biodiversity conservation plans for …

The debate regarding the benefits of rotational grazing has eluded resolution within the US
rangeland profession for more than 60 yr. This forum examines the origin of the debate and …

Animal‐borne telemetry has revolutionized our ability to study animal movement, species
physiology, demography and social structures, changing environments and the threats that …

Research on the interactions between human behaviour and ecological systems tends to
focus on the direct effects of human activities on ecosystems, such as biodiversity loss …

Adaptive management of natural resources is an iterative process of decision making
whereby management strategies are progressively changed or adjusted in response to new …

The fate of much of the world's terrestrial biodiversity is linked to the management of human-
modified forest landscapes in the humid tropics. This Special Issue presents the first pan …

In conservation understanding the drivers of behavior and develo** robust interventions to
promote behavioral change is challenging and requires a multifaceted approach. This is …