Urbanisation has been linked to habitat loss and degradation with detrimental impacts on
native biodiversity. Urban green spaces can provide refuge habitats for less tolerant bird …

Fine scale spatial and temporal patterns in land-cover dynamics arising from rapid
urbanisation of tropical regions are poorly understood. We quantify changes in landcover …

Tropical regions are known for their complex ecosystems and biodiversity, which play a vital
role in regulating the global climate. However, researching tropical cities can be challenging …

Urbanization affects avian community composition in European cities, increasing biotic
homogenization. Anthropic pollution (such as light at night and noise) is among the most …

Urban trees are crucial for biodiversity and providing ecosystem services. It is unclear if sites
where trees support more biodiversity and have greater contributions to ecosystem service …

Habitat loss, fragmentation and land-use change caused by the continued expansion of
human settlements pose a threat to global biodiversity. Residential green spaces (RGs) are …

Escalating global human activities elicit diverse ecosystem service responses, yet
understanding remains limited. This study establishes a framework to clarify these …

Urbanization significantly impacts synanthropic birds, influencing their physiology and
appearance. For instance, urban environments are associated with higher plasma …

Urbanization is a prominent driver of environmental change worldwide, profoundly
impacting biodiversity dynamics. While much research has originated from large urban …

Urbanisation is rapidly transforming terrestrial environments, especially in the tropics. Many
squirrel species tolerate urbanisation, but studies are biased towards temperate regions. We …