Commitments to Forest and Landscape Restoration are rapidly growing and being
implemented globally to tackle the climate and biodiversity crises. Restoration initiatives …

Despite the importance of seed dispersal for survival of plant species in fragmented
landscapes, data on seed dispersal at landscape scales remain sparse. Effective seed …

Societal Impact Statement The Brazil nut is a highly valuable non‐timber forest product from
a wild, hyperdominant, emergent tree species that is increasingly vulnerable and exposed to …

There has been a growing concern about the increasing number of species that are globally
threatened. Developmental projects, and increased dependence on forests both for …

Characterising the successional stages of secondary forests recovery is key to
understanding and aiding forest landscape restoration. To determine the successional …

Asian hornbills are known to forage and breed in fragmented rainforests and agroforestry
plantations in human‐modified landscapes adjoining contiguous protected forests …

Selective logging in Brazil allows for the removal of up to 90% of trees above 50 cm
diameter of a given timber species, independent of a species' life history characteristics or …

Conspecific distance and density-dependence is a key driver of tree diversity in natural
forests, but the extent to which this process may influence ecosystem service provision is …

In the southern Kalahari Desert, cooperatively breeding Southern Pied Babblers Turdoides
bicolor frequently build their nests and forage in camelthorn trees Vachellia erioloba, a …

Background: Logging and habitat fragmentation of tropical rain forests may disrupt patterns
of gene flow and genetic diversity. Consequently, inbreeding in tree populations may reduce …