Human activity and climate change affect biodiversity and cause species range shifts,
contractions, and expansions. Globally, human activities and climate change have emerged …

Wildfires are natural phenomena that have shaped ecosystems and maintained biodiversity
for millions of years. However, the increased frequency and severity of wildfires in recent …

The global biodiversity crisis is generated by the combined effects of human-induced climate
change and land conversion. Madagascar is one of the World's most renewed hotspots of …

Aim To provide an assessment of climate change impacts on a set of wild pollinators
restricted to one of the regions with the greatest diversity of bees in the world. Also, we …

Species introductions outside their native ranges, often driven by trade and other
anthropogenic activities, present significant ecological challenges. Reptiles, frequently …

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) provides regular scientific
assessments on climate change, its implications, and potential future risks based on …

Long-term ecological monitoring is crucial to understanding the complex dynamics of
ecosystems, communities, and populations. Despite this, monitoring data are lacking or rare …

Assessing biodiversity in protected areas is essential for effective conservation
management. However, conventional methods for estimating species richness can lead to …

Food webs represent an important nexus between biodiversity and ecosystem functioning,
yet considering changes in food webs around the world has been limited by data availability …

Rapid climate change and ongoing habitat destruction pose a serious threat to global
biodiversity. Understanding how species shift their geographical distributions in response to …