Effective planning for biodiversity in cities and towns is increasingly important as urban
areas and their human populations grow, both to achieve conservation goals and because …

Increasing droughts and water shortages are intensifying the need for residential water
conservation. We identify and classify 24 water conservation studies using the information …

Local regulations on residential landscapes (yards and gardens) can facilitate or constrain
ecosystem services and disservices in cities. To our knowledge, no studies have undertaken …

Nature conservation often depends on the behaviour of individuals, which can be driven by
socio‐psychological factors such as a person's attitude, knowledge and identity. Despite …

Research has demonstrated that residential yards can provide important habitat for urban
birds, pollinators, and other wildlife. In addition, the motivations and constraints underlying …

Urbanization and land use change are leading causes of declines in pollinator abundance
and diversity. However, researchers in different regions of the world have found that some …

Context Ecological communities in urban ecosystems are assembled through ecological
processes, such as species interactions, dispersal, and environmental filtering, but also …

Since the end of the second World War, the landscapes of the US Corn Belt have
increasingly been dominated by large-scale, industrialized agricultural production. Although …

Barriers to building wildlife‐inclusive cities: Insights from the deliberations of
urban ecologists, urban planners Page 1 People and Nature. 2021;00:1–9. | 1 …

Cities are important sites for encouraging more widespread adoption of pro-environmental
behaviors (PEB) that benefit humans and wildlife alike. Wildsca**, a type of stewardship …