Current understanding of life‐history evolution and how demographic parameters contribute
to population dynamics across species is largely based on assumptions of either constant …

Curative therapy for metastatic cancers is equivalent to causing extinction of a large,
heterogeneous, and geographically dispersed population. Although eradication of …

While most demographic population models used in conservation rely on female vital rates,
recent empirical evidence suggests that male dynamics should be included in population …

Introduction: The life history of the California sea lion (Zalophus californianus) in the Gulf of
California is marked by a series of important events influencing and modifying its population …

Exploitation of non‐timber forest products can contribute to the alleviation of poverty.
However, overexploitation can also lead to species decline. Studies on the sustainability of …

Assessments of the status of endangered species have focused on population sizes, often
without knowledge of demographic and behavioral processes underlying population …

The reintroduction of rare species in natural preserves is a commonly used restoration
strategy to prevent species extinction. An essential first step in planning successful …

Understanding the role of environmental change in the decline of endangered species is
critical for designing scale‐appropriate restoration plans. For locally endemic rare plants on …

Identifying successful management strategies for long‐lived species is challenging,
especially in fluctuating environments, because the response of individual vital rates and …

The global decline of reptile species has raised much concern, and many translocation
programs have been implemented in response to this decline. Most of these programs have …