Species distribution models (SDMs) are algorithms designed to infer the distribution of
species using environmental and biotic variables and have become an important tool for …

Protected areas are recognized as a crucial tool to mitigate ongoing trends of biodiversity
loss. The effect of different levels of protection and their subsequent conservation efficiency …

Advances in hierarchical modeling have improved estimation of ecological parameters from
count data, especially those quantifying population abundance, distribution, and dynamics …

Many animals undergo seasonal migrations in which they travel long distances aided by
variations in morphology, physiology, and behavior. Here, we compare the flight …

Nearly 20 years ago, SETAC published the results of a Pellston Workshop on methods for
assessing and setting sediment quality guidelines (SQGs) and associated tools (Wenning et …

Introducing large wood (LW) into streams for restoration purposes is a common practice, as
it creates habitat through processes like scouring, deposition and sediment sorting …

Open science (OS) awareness and skills are increasingly becoming an essential part of
everyday scientific work as eg, many journals require authors to share data. However …

This article delves into the evolving landscape of ethnobiology, mainly focusing on
integrating quantitative approaches and the hypothetical-deductive method. We highlight the …

Geographically isolated wetlands are critical biodiversity reservoirs, providing important
habitat for plants, herpetofauna, and avifauna. Biodiversity monitoring is crucial to …

Historical data on chinstrap penguin (Pygoscelis antarctica) breeding population sizes are
sparse and sometimes highly uncertain, making it hard to estimate true population …