During the past two decades population cycles in voles, grouse and insects have been
fading out in Europe. Here, we discuss the cause and implication of these changes. Several …

The concept of density dependence represents the effect of changing population size on
demographic rates and captures the demographic role of social and trophic mechanisms (eg …

Temporal asymmetry in patterns of regional climate change may jeopardize the match
between the proximate and ultimate cues of the timing of breeding. The consequences on …

Autoregressive moving average (ARMA) models are useful statistical tools to examine the
dynamical characteristics of ecological time‐series data. Here, we illustrate the utility and …

Long‐term population monitoring is the cornerstone of animal conservation and
management. The accuracy and precision of models developed using monitoring data can …

Summary 1 The geographical pattern in Fennoscandian small rodent population dynamics
with a southern noncyclic and a northern cyclic region, and with latitudinal gradients in …

Habitat loss and degradation compound the effects of climate change on wildlife, yet
responses to climate and land cover change are often quantified independently. The …

The abundance of ruffed grouse (Bonasa umbellus) has declined over a broad region in the
Appalachian Mountains in the last 3 decades. We determined empirical support for different …

Animal species across multiple taxa demonstrate multi-annual population cycles, which
have long been of interest to ecologists. Correlated population cycles between species that …

Through the use of traditional environmental knowledge (TEK), the impacts of climate
change on the Fort Albany First Nation community are explored. Thirty‐nine community …