Globally, large herbivores (eg, cattle, elk) graze over 2.6 billion hectares of land. These
lands can also be used to conserve pollinators that rely on similar resources, specifically …

The severe biodiversity decline in European agricultural landscapes demands a specific
evaluation of the various land-use practices. Many butterflies in Europe, as an important …

Butterflies and bees contribute significantly to grassland biodiversity and play important
roles as pollinators and herbivores. Grassland conservation and management must be seen …

Non-governmental and governmental organizations that target butterflies in their
conservation efforts make conservation investments in order to achieve the best …

Populations of many species of grassland‐associated butterflies, moths, and bumblebees in
the Great Plains of North America are experiencing steep declines due to habitat loss and …

To counteract ongoing biodiversity declines, many European countries have implemented
agri-environment schemes (AES) such as ecological focus areas (EFAs), the efficiency of …

Rangeland management strategies impact biodiversity, the quality and quantity of
ecosystem services, and overall rangeland resiliency. Previous management strategies …

Conservationists and scientists throughout the world consider butterflies important indicators
of broadscale factors affecting global biodiversity. And like other facets of biodiversity …

Agri-environmental schemes seek to mitigate the loss of biodiversity by subsidizing the
restoration of grassland in Europe. However, little is known about the colonization of newly …

Core Ideas Late spring frosts (false springs) may increase in northern latitudes of the USA.
Researchers need to determine how false springs will affect plants and wildlife. Special …