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An analysis of the urban forest in New York, New York, reveals that this city has an estimated 7.0 million trees (encompassing all woody plants greate...
Read moreThe term 'urban beekeeping' connotes a host of meanings-sociopolitical, commercial, ecological and personal-beyond the mere description of where bees ...
Read moreDespite urbanization being a major driver of land-use change globally, there have been few attempts to quantify and map ecosystem service provision at...
Read moreThe reasons for choosing a stochastic spatial simulation model of urban fox dispersal are described, and the biological assumptions behind the constru...
Read moreUrban patch colonization and species establishment within cities are restricted by the behavioural, life history and physiological attributes of colon...
Read moreThis paper demonstrates the effectiveness of Least-cost path analysis (LCP) in modelling functional corridors in France. For both moths and passerine ...
Read moreVegetation vertical structure is important for biodiversity and ecosystem service provision. In cities, however, while variation in the spatial extent...
Read moreAt present, there is limited knowledge of how best to reconcile urban development with biodiversity conservation, and in particular whether population...
Read moreMature urban trees improve air quality, reduce storm water run-off and sequester carbon. Municipal agencies establish forests of native juvenile trees...
Read moreLichens are sensitive to pollution and have therefore been used as air quality indicators. While the distribution of lichens within cities may reflect...
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