Classification of animal species using animal sounds is a critical issue for bioacoustics work.
Especially the determination of anurans (frogs or toads) species can be used as an indicator …

Habitat loss is a key factor in the ongoing freshwater biodiversity crisis. A promising way to
help tackle the rapid decline in freshwater biodiversity is to improve the potential for artificial …

Genetic diversity is a key part of biodiversity, threatened by human activities that lead to loss
of gene flow and reduction of effective population sizes. Gene flow is a result of both …

Urbanisation threatens species through habitat loss, isolation and fragmentation.
Greenspace in urban landscapes often provides connectivity and habitat for wetland …

River–floodplain ecosystems play a crucial role in connecting landscape patches through
hydrological connectivity, but they are among the most threatened ecosystems. Floodplains …

Climate and land-use change are expected to cause habitat loss and fragmentation,
conditioning the ability of a species to ultimately persist in a territory. Amphibians are …

Calling amphibian male counts (CAMC) is a cost-effective non-invasive acoustic monitoring
method that needs amphibian community quality assessment system. In our survey we …

Predicting the presence or absence (occurrence-state) of species in a certain area is highly
important for conservation. Occurrence-state can be assessed by network models that take …

Most neotropical species are threatened by the reduction and fragmentation of their
distribution range. Genetic management is an important conservation strategy for species …

The rapid transformation of natural environments is driven by urban sprawl for a growing
human population, mainly characterized by peri-urbanization that threatens the conservation …