Add to ORKGSmall mammals perform several important ecosystem functions, including increasing soil aeration, dispersing seeds and mycorrhizal fungi, regulating vegetation abundance and composition, and serving as prey for predators. While wildlife ecologists know that small mammal densities often fluctuate in response to disturbances in their environment, there is little understanding about disturbance impacts to the functional roles of these animals
The keystone species concept was introduced in 1969 in reference to top-down regulation of communiti...
Mechanical and fire treatments are commonly used to reduce fuels where land use practices have encou...
Modern forest management seeks to balance multiple social, economic, and ecological goals. Different...
Ecological restoration treatments, including thinning and/or burning, expose wildlife species to sho...
In the southwestern United States, ponderosa pine (Pinus ponderosa) forests have been decreasing in ...
In western North American conifer forests, wildfires are increasing in frequency and severity due to...
Ecosystem stability has been of increasing interest in the past several decades as it helps predict ...
Restoration thinning and burning treatments in southwestern ponderosa pine (Pinus ponderosa) forests...
Natural habitat in the eastern United States has diminished over the past century because of the eff...
Following decades of fire suppression, many savanna ecosystems have changed drastically to dense for...
This is the second year of a multi-year study evaluating the restoration efforts of Tualatin River N...
Large herbivores are major drivers of community structure and function in many terrestrial systems. ...
Grasslands are among the most imperiled of the North American ecosystems, with ≤ 1% of tallgrass pra...
Habitat loss is one of the leading causes of endangerment for terrestrial vertebrates. For instance...
This thesis examines the effects of the prairie vole, Microtus ochrogaster, on a grassland undergoin...
The keystone species concept was introduced in 1969 in reference to top-down regulation of communiti...
Mechanical and fire treatments are commonly used to reduce fuels where land use practices have encou...
Modern forest management seeks to balance multiple social, economic, and ecological goals. Different...
Ecological restoration treatments, including thinning and/or burning, expose wildlife species to sho...
In the southwestern United States, ponderosa pine (Pinus ponderosa) forests have been decreasing in ...
In western North American conifer forests, wildfires are increasing in frequency and severity due to...
Ecosystem stability has been of increasing interest in the past several decades as it helps predict ...
Restoration thinning and burning treatments in southwestern ponderosa pine (Pinus ponderosa) forests...
Natural habitat in the eastern United States has diminished over the past century because of the eff...
Following decades of fire suppression, many savanna ecosystems have changed drastically to dense for...
This is the second year of a multi-year study evaluating the restoration efforts of Tualatin River N...
Large herbivores are major drivers of community structure and function in many terrestrial systems. ...
Grasslands are among the most imperiled of the North American ecosystems, with ≤ 1% of tallgrass pra...
Habitat loss is one of the leading causes of endangerment for terrestrial vertebrates. For instance...
This thesis examines the effects of the prairie vole, Microtus ochrogaster, on a grassland undergoin...
The keystone species concept was introduced in 1969 in reference to top-down regulation of communiti...
Mechanical and fire treatments are commonly used to reduce fuels where land use practices have encou...
Modern forest management seeks to balance multiple social, economic, and ecological goals. Different...