The decline of early successional and open forests and their wildlife inhabitants has resulted
in increased efforts to understand and conserve these communities. Natural and …

Landscape context is integral to population ecology, affecting a range of life history
parameters, yet very little is known about how landscape structure influences many taxa. We …

Targeted, single‐species management and ecosystem‐based management are generally
considered disparate conservation approaches. In imperiled ecosystems, these approaches …

Chronically overabundant white‐tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus) populations have
made it difficult to regenerate desirable woody species throughout much of their range in the …

Anthropogenic fragmentation of habitat is considered to be a critical factor contributing to the
decline of species. However, a general consensus on the degree to which habitat loss and …

Abstract The Golden-winged Warbler (Vermivora chyrsoptera) and Blue-winged Warbler
(Vermivora cyanoptera) are both Neotropical migratory species of elevated conservation …

The effects of forest management on native fauna are of key interest to managers and
conservationists. Individual studies have expanded our knowledge of management impacts …

Turtle populations are declining globally, yet limited attention has been directed toward
understanding the conservation status of species perceived to be widespread and common …

Fire suppression has negatively impacted thousands of acres of private and public lands in
the United States. As a case study, the New Jersey Pine Barrens (NJPB) are a disturbance …

In forested landscapes, creation of habitat for early‐successional shrubland birds is
controversial because of perceived conflicts with the conservation of mature‐forest birds …