Much attention in recent years has been focused on making biodiversity data open and
accessible to researchers. Yet ensuring the availability of these data is only the first step in …

Methods are being developed to capitalize on citizen science data for research and
monitoring, but these data are rarely used within established decision-making frameworks of …

Population size is a key metric for management and policy decisions, yet wildlife monitoring
programmes are often limited by the spatial and temporal scope of surveys. In these cases …

While the quantity, quality, and variety of movement data has increased, methods that jointly
allow for population‐and species‐level movement parameters to be estimated are still …

Aim To quantify avian biodiversity and habitat preference and describe behavior in an
enigmatic, understudied ecosystem: mountain glaciers and snowfields. Location Mountains …

Understanding and abating threats to biodiversity requires extensive data collection, and yet
doing so is logistically challenging and depletes funds that could otherwise be spent on …