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A study was conducted during 1990-96 to evaluate the reliability of aerial surveys to monitor trends in the breeding population density of ptarmigan L...
Read moreSpecies richness is the most widely used biodiversity metric, but cannot be observed directly as, typically, some species are overlooked. Imperfect de...
Read moreEradications of invasive species are usually expensive and difficult to conduct. Knowing when to declare an eradication successful requires distinguis...
Read moreMonitoring biodiversity is a growing and pressing challenge, particularly as climate change threatens species with extinction and leads to widespread ...
Read moreMulti-day survey campaigns are critical for timely detection of biological invasions. We propose a new modelling approach that helps allocate survey i...
Read moreTaxa can expand beyond historical scientific survey footprints and into new areas with different survey protocols as they move to track their preferre...
Read moreSix ecologists surveyed independently the same upland site (including coniferous woodland, deciduous woodland and rough grazing) in northern England. ...
Read moreThis work contains abstracts of the ongoing research investigations of the United States Geological Survey (USGS) Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Resear...
Read moreSupporting pollinators in agricultural landscapes is important for reversing their global decline. Road verges and hedges are used by pollinators for ...
Read moreA major challenge for eradication managers is deciding when a programme can be deemed successful. Regan et al. (2006) were the first to pose this prob...
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