SummaryAgainst the backdrop of a global loss of biodiversity, some wildlife species have recovered from severe decimation, as a recent report shows for dozens of species in Europe. While these encouraging signs don’t diminish the current crisis of species loss, the analysis of the underlying reasons — ranging from targeted conservation measures to unintended consequences of changes in human behaviour — can help researchers understand what measures may help to save other species as well. Michael Gross reports
The extinction of animal species has undergone acceleration in the past century (Ehrlich & Ehrlich 1...
Understanding species’ historical ranges can provide important information for conservation planning...
Biodiversity loss is a global phenomenon, with Woinarski et al. providing a sobering review of the...
SummaryAgainst the backdrop of a global loss of biodiversity, some wildlife species have recovered f...
Reintroduction has been a hot topic for worried European mammal conservationists and the beaver has ...
In the age of the sixth extinction, human interventions to save endangeredspecies have become bigger...
Each year, numerous species thought to have disappeared are rediscovered. Yet, do these rediscoverie...
Each year, numerous species thought to have disappeared are rediscovered. Yet, do these rediscoverie...
Large herbivores and carnivores today often only occupy small fractions of their former ranges, and ...
Reintroduction biology is a key tool for mitigating the catastrophic reduction in species’ ranges, c...
The ongoing sixth mass species extinction is the result of the destruction of component populations ...
Between the mid-1980s and the present day, conservation biology split into two almost independent fi...
Tolerance of anthropic environment has allowed large carnivores to recolonize and to be reintroduc...
AbstractThe decline and loss of species is inevitable in the face of growing human pressures on the ...
The last century has seen a dramatic reversal in the status of large carnivores in Europe. A suite o...
The extinction of animal species has undergone acceleration in the past century (Ehrlich & Ehrlich 1...
Understanding species’ historical ranges can provide important information for conservation planning...
Biodiversity loss is a global phenomenon, with Woinarski et al. providing a sobering review of the...
SummaryAgainst the backdrop of a global loss of biodiversity, some wildlife species have recovered f...
Reintroduction has been a hot topic for worried European mammal conservationists and the beaver has ...
In the age of the sixth extinction, human interventions to save endangeredspecies have become bigger...
Each year, numerous species thought to have disappeared are rediscovered. Yet, do these rediscoverie...
Each year, numerous species thought to have disappeared are rediscovered. Yet, do these rediscoverie...
Large herbivores and carnivores today often only occupy small fractions of their former ranges, and ...
Reintroduction biology is a key tool for mitigating the catastrophic reduction in species’ ranges, c...
The ongoing sixth mass species extinction is the result of the destruction of component populations ...
Between the mid-1980s and the present day, conservation biology split into two almost independent fi...
Tolerance of anthropic environment has allowed large carnivores to recolonize and to be reintroduc...
AbstractThe decline and loss of species is inevitable in the face of growing human pressures on the ...
The last century has seen a dramatic reversal in the status of large carnivores in Europe. A suite o...
The extinction of animal species has undergone acceleration in the past century (Ehrlich & Ehrlich 1...
Understanding species’ historical ranges can provide important information for conservation planning...
Biodiversity loss is a global phenomenon, with Woinarski et al. providing a sobering review of the...