Insect declines are being reported worldwide for flying, ground, and aquatic lineages. Most
reports come from western and northern Europe, where the insect fauna is well-studied and …

Reports of declines in abundance and biomass of insects and other invertebrates from
around the world have raised concerns about food limitation that could have profound …

Aerial insectivores (birds that forage on aerial insects) have experienced significant
population declines in North America. Numerous hypotheses have been proposed for these …

Many animal species exhibit spatiotemporal synchrony in population fluctuations, which may
provide crucial information about ecological processes driving population change. We …

As species shift their ranges and phenology to cope with climate change, many are left
without a ready supply of their preferred food source during critical life stages. Food …

North American populations of aerial insectivorous birds are in steep decline. Aerial
insectivores (AI) are a group of bird species that feed almost exclusively on insects in flight …

Food availability is emerging as a key determinant of avian occurrence and habitat use in a
variety of systems, but insectivores have received less attention than other groups and the …

In this work, we perform a systematic literature review of Open Data and Public Domain
datasets in Agriculture. We use the PRISMA method to analyze the existing academic …

Human-produced noise, from transport, urbanization and industry, is widespread. Studies of
noise pollution show a wide range of effects on birds, such as alterations in communication …

Rapid anthropogenic climate change potentially severely reduces avian breeding success.
While the consequences of high temperatures and drought are reasonably well-studied …