The increasing conversion of agricultural and natural areas to human‐dominated urban
landscapes is predicted to lead to a major decline in biodiversity worldwide. Two conditions …

Red Lists assess the extinction risk of species and are an important tool to prioritise species
conservation and management measures. Worldwide, quantitative IUCN criteria are used to …

Twenty years ago, Desender and Turin (1989) analysed the changes in the composition of
carabid beetles in four NW European countries between the periods< 1950 and 1950–1985 …

Abstract Development of forest connectivity and corridors are critical for biodiversity
conservation and also ensures energy and genetic exchange across greater spatial extent …

In the present article we give a critical review about those biodiversity indicators that are in
connection with the landscape and the vegetation. Besides, we describe the indicators …

Biological invasions of aquatic macroinvertebrates are gaining interest because of their
potential for significant ecological and socio-economic impacts (positive and negative). In …

Bangladesh is rich in wetland biodiversity with aquatic plants, fishes, and birds. Mohanganj
Upazila is known as the capital of lower Bangladesh. The present study focuses on the …

Abstract Mosquito (Diptera: Culicidae) distribution data from a recent inventory of native and
invading mosquito species in Belgium were compared with historical data from the period …

Species in wetlands provide ecosystem services, and protect the sustainable environment
for human beings. The wetland biodiversity has been impacted at Mohangonj in Bangladesh …

In many regions in Western Europe the rural matrix is under high pressure because of land
use fragmentation and environmental degradation. New frameworks and approaches are …