Abstract Purpose of Review Although landscape-scale restoration efforts are gaining traction
worldwide, their success is generally unknown. We review landscape-scale restorations to …

Ecological restoration has emerged as a key strategy for conserving tropical forests and
habitat specialists, and monitoring faunal recovery using indicator taxa like birds can help …

Hawai 'i's forest birds face a number of conservation challenges that, if unaddressed, will
likely lead to the extinction of multiple species in the coming decades. Threats include …

Forest removal for livestock grazing is a striking example of human‐caused state change
leading to a stable, undesirable invasive grass system that is resistant to restoration efforts …

Monitoring wildlife responses is essential to assess restoration projects. Birds are widely
used as bioindicators of ecosystem restoration, but most studies use only taxonomic …

Precise measures of population abundance and trend are needed for species conservation;
these are most difficult to obtain for rare and rapidly changing populations. We compare …

Habitat restoration may depend on the recovery of plant microbial symbionts such as
arbuscular mycorrhizal (AM) fungi, but this requires a better understanding of the rules that …

While the influence of canopy trees on soils in natural and restored forest environments is
well studied, the influence of understory species is not. Here, we evaluate the effects of …

Feedbacks within ecosystems can lead to internal reinforcement of the current state
providing ecosystem resilience. Often, multiple biotic interactions across trophic levels play a …

The negative effects of deforestation can potentially be ameliorated through ecological
restoration. However, reforestation alone may not reassemble the same ecological …