In the face of accelerating urbanization, urban ecology is an important multidisciplinary
science for develo** future cities, with roots in many fields of research. In light of the …

Our world is becoming increasingly urbanized with a growing human population
concentrated around cities. The expansion of urban areas has important consequences for …

Urban land use is regarded as one major driver for insect declines worldwide. We
investigated how Orthoptera diversity and traits respond to the urban matrix and local …

Urban green spaces can be important habitats for soil, plant, and pollinator diversity and the
complementary ecosystem functions they confer. Most studies tend to investigate the …

The spatial configuration of urban landscapes, characterized by complex mosaics of
fragmented patches subjected to different land uses, shapes biodiversity and, therefore …

The decline in pollinator populations is partly due to human practices that have contributed
to the loss of wild and flower‐rich habitats. In cities, especially city centres, urban green …

Studies investigating urbanisation effects on pollinator diversity have shown contrasting
results, ranging from predicting urban areas as ecological sinks to possible refuges for …

The decline of pollinators is an urgent issue that has gained global attention and many
initiatives have been implemented to promote conservation actions. However, interventions …

Simple Summary In the era of expanding and enhancing urbanization, the conservation of
urban biodiversity has gradually become a research hotspot. As an excellent indicator …

Pervasive urbanization contributes to biodiversity declines globally, and with urbanization,
road densities increase, amplifying habitat degradation and landscape homogenization …