Simple Summary As animals age, exposure to additional environmental stressors such as
noise pollution might be more detrimental at the physiological and behavioural levels, but …

An assessment of the short-term effects of an outdoor music festival (Jova Beach Party
event; July 2019; central Italy) on bird assemblages has been carried out, adopting a BACI …

Terrestrial mammals exploiting coastal resources must cope with the challenge that
resource availability and accessibility fluctuate with tidal cycles. Tool use can improve …

Presented here is a broadly applicable, transparent, repeatable analytical framework for
assessing relative risk of anthropogenic disturbances on marine vertebrates, with the …

Anthropogenic noise is a global pollutant that negatively affects a wide range of wildlife, both
on land and in water. It has long been recognized that there are marked variations in …

Protected areas (PAs) possess generous biodiversity, making them great potential for
human and wildlife well-being. Nevertheless, rising anthropogenic sounds may pose a …

The acoustic ecology of a previously unexamined dolphin population in the Mediterranean
was assessed by investigating how sound emissions and acoustic features are influenced …

Wild animals are increasingly subjected to noisier environments as the scale and scope of
human activities, such as development and resource extraction, encroach into their habitats …

Sounds of anthropogenic origins are becoming increasingly prevalent in aquatic
soundscapes. Acoustic disturbance of individuals, populations, and species is, therefore …

Background Anthropogenic habitat change is occurring rapidly, and organisms can respond
through within-generation responses that improve the match between their phenotype and …