Composition changes in a subandean avifauna after long-term forest fragmentation

Article Abstract:

Research presented concerns the effects of human-caused forest fragmentation on bird biodiversity and population density in the subandean region of Latin America. Findings include the level of species loss over a 50-90 year period, the contemporary species composition in the forest, and research to aid the restoration of local bird populations.

Statistical Data Included, Methods, Human beings, Human-environment interactions, South America, Birds, Bird populations, Forest conservation, Habitat partitioning (Biology), Habitat partitioning (Ecology), Andean region

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Designing a coherent ecological network for large mammals in northwestern Europe

Article Abstract:

The only way to counteract the threat of further decline in the numbers of large-mammal species is to restore their habitats. Areas have been identified that although they currently do not contain any red deer, have the potential to support a minimum viable population of this species.

Europe, Mammals, Animals

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Effects of fragmentation of Araucarian vine forest on small mammal communities

Article Abstract:

Habitat loss and fragmentation are the major threats to the survival of forest-dependent fauna. The abundance of small mammal species in forests, corridors, remnants of Araucarian vine forest, and Araucaria cunninghamii plantations and pastures is examined.

Forest fauna, Forest animals, Araucariaceae

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