Understanding species distributions is a global priority for mitigating environmental
pressures from human activities. Ample studies have identified key environmental (climate …

Quantifying species distributions using species distribution models (SDMs) has emerged as
a central method in modern biogeography. These empirical models link species occurrence …

Species distribution modeling has emerged as a foundational method to predict occurrence
and suitability of species in relation to environmental variables to advance ecological …

Invasive species pose a major threat to biodiversity and inflict massive economic costs.
Effective management of bio-invasions depends on reliable predictions of areas at risk of …

Up‐to‐date and fine‐scale habitat information is essential for managing and conserving
wildlife. Studies assessing wildlife habitat commonly rely on categorical land‐cover maps as …

As species distribution models, and similar techniques, have emerged in marine ecology, a
vast array of predictor variables have been created and diverse methodologies have been …

Species ranges are changing in response to human-related disturbances and often
management and conservation decisions must be based on incomplete information. In this …

Species' ranges are changing at accelerating rates. Species distribution models (SDMs) are
powerful tools that help rangers and decision‐makers prepare for reintroductions, range …

Abstract Context Species distribution models (SDMs) may provide accurate predictions of
species occurrence across space and time, being critical for effective conservation planning …

Increasing knowledge on distribution and habitat selection of coastal fish species is
essential for the management of marine environments, and can be provided through the use …