The ongoing COVID‐19 pandemic is a stark reminder of the devastating consequences of
pathogen spillover from wildlife to human hosts, particularly in densely populated urban …

With more people now living in urban areas than outside of them, urbanism is becoming an
increasingly important socioeconomic and ecological arena for our species in the twenty-first …

Abstract Purpose of Review This review uses a combination of narrative and systematic
review techniques, including automated content analysis (ACA), to summarize the last 5 …

Landscape‐scale conservation that considers metapopulation dynamics will be essential for
preventing declines of species facing multiple threats to their survival. Toward this end, we …

Urban landscape can support a many wild species, especially within green areas like
remnants of native forests. Thus, conserving such remnants of native habitat patches is …

Urbanisation alters landscapes, introduces wildlife to novel stressors, and fragments
habitats into remnant 'islands'. Within these islands, isolated wildlife populations can …

On a planet experiencing constant human population growth, it is necessary to explore the
anthropogenic effects on the genetic diversity of species, and specifically invasive species …

Humans and wildlife experience complex interactions in urban ecosystems, favoring the
presence of commensal species, among which invasive species are particularly successful …

Cities represent expanding landscapes across the Earth's surface, significantly replacing
natural and agricultural landscapes [1, 2] and are projected to cover 8% of the world's land …

Fitriadi R, Palupi M, Azhari RF, Candra RA, Sukardi P. 2023. Short Communication:
Distribution and diversity of Gastropods in the rice-fish farming system. Biodiversitas 24 …