Autochthony and isotopic niches of benthic fauna at shallow-water hydrothermal vents by Teng-Wei Wang, Danny C. P. Lau, Tin-Yam Chan, Benny K. K. Chan

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Footprints of Urban Micro-Pollution in Protected Areas: Investigating the Longitudinal Distribution of Perfluoroalkyl Acids in Wildlife Preserves. by Ignacio A Rodriguez-Jorquera, Cecilia Silva-Sanchez, Mark Strynar, Nancy D Denslow, Gurpal S Toor

“…Current approaches to protect biodiversity by establishing protected areas usually gloss over water pollution as a threat. …”
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Spatial and temporal exploration of NDVI, LAI, and SMI in coniferous forests: Detecting changes in Parangalitsa Reserve by Elena Todorova, Miglena Zhiyanski

“…By enabling a deeper understanding of localized dynamics, the study bridges the gap between well-documented methodologies and their practical application in safeguarding biodiversity and ecosystem services in protected areas.…”
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Genetic divergence across habitats in the widespread coral Seriatopora hystrix and its associated Symbiodinium. by Pim Bongaerts, Cynthia Riginos, Tyrone Ridgway, Eugenia M Sampayo, Madeleine J H van Oppen, Norbert Englebert, Francisca Vermeulen, Ove Hoegh-Guldberg

“…Coral reefs are hotspots of biodiversity, yet processes of diversification in these ecosystems are poorly understood. …”
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Secondary Bioactive Metabolites from Plant-Derived Food Byproducts through Ecopharmacognostic Approaches: A Bound Phenolic Case Study by Ilaria Burlini, Gianni Sacchetti

“…The climate emergency and the risks to biodiversity that the planet is facing nowadays, have made the management of food resources increasingly complex but potentially interesting. …”
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Edaphic Diversity, Polychemical Soil Status of the Prinevskaya Lowland and Prospects for Soils Use by Ekaterina Yu. Chebykina, Timur I. Nizamutdinov, Evgeny V. Abakumov, Natalia V. Dinkelaker

“…Petersburg, should prioritize the preservation of biodiversity and soil resources.…”
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Breeding phenology and landscape use in all amphibian species from the Republic of Korea based on open-source data by Jordy Groffen, Desiree Andersen, Amaël Borzée

“…Biodiversity is declining worldwide with habitat loss and climate change being among the main threats. …”
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Les pratiques paysannes de gestion des pesticides sur le maïs et le coton dans le bassin cotonnier du Bénin by Soulé Akinhola Adechian, Mohamed Nasser Baco, Irénikatché Akponikpe, Ibrahim Imorou Toko, Janvier Egah, Kévin Affoukou

“…The disrespected management of pesticides found in this area could be a threat to the conservation of biodiversity and the productivity of natural ecosystems, the health quality of fishery products and the health of producers and consumers. …”
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The threat of pesticide and disease co-exposure to managed and wild bee larvae by Monika Yordanova, Sophie E.F. Evison, Richard J. Gill, Peter Graystock

“…Brood diseases and pesticides can reduce the survival of bee larvae, reduce bee populations, and negatively influence ecosystem biodiversity. However, major gaps persist in our knowledge regarding the routes and implications of co-exposure to these stressors in managed and wild bee brood. …”
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Loktak Lake, Manipur, northeast India: a Ramsar site with rich rotifer (Rotifera: Eurotatoria) diversity and its meta-analysis by Bhushan Kumar Sharma, Telsing Paongam Haokip, Sumita Sharma

“…A total of 162 species (S) of Rotifera belonging to 40 genera and 20 families examined from Loktak Lake, an important floodplain lake of northeast India (NEI) that is one of the richest assemblages of the taxon known from the Indian sub-region. It merits biodiversity value as ~40.0% and ~62.0% of species recorded from India and NEI, respectively. …”
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How Ebola impacts genetics of Western lowland gorilla populations. by Pascaline J Le Gouar, Dominique Vallet, Laetitia David, Magdalena Bermejo, Sylvain Gatti, Florence Levréro, Eric J Petit, Nelly Ménard

“…BACKGROUND:Emerging infectious diseases in wildlife are major threats for both human health and biodiversity conservation. Infectious diseases can have serious consequences for the genetic diversity of populations, which could enhance the species' extinction probability. …”
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Influence of Bio-Fertilizer Type and Amount Jointly on Microbial Community Composition, Crop Production and Soil Health by Lijun Li, Lihong Tong, Yizhong Lv

“…Furthermore, this practice can improve soil biological quality, including the concentration of soil microbial biomass carbon, promote bacterial biodiversity, and enhance the soil health index. The effect of high dosages fertilizer was greater than that of conventional dosages fertilizer. …”
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Plecoptera (Insecta) Diversity in Indiana: A Watershed-Based Analysis by Evan A. Newman, R. Edward DeWalt, Scott A. Grubbs

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Models of Easter Island Human-Resource Dynamics: Advances and Gaps by Agostino Merico, Agostino Merico

“…Finding solutions to the entangled problems of human population growth, resource exploitation, ecosystem degradation, and biodiversity loss is considered humanity's grand challenge. …”
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Identifying Pareto‐efficient eradication strategies for invasive populations by Amy A. Yackel Adams, Nathan J. Hostetter, William A. Link, Sarah J. Converse

“…Abstract Invasive species are a major cause of biodiversity loss and are notoriously expensive and challenging to manage. …”
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Tree species composition along environmental and disturbance gradients in tropical sub-montane forests, Tanzania. by Nandera Juma Lolila, Deo D Shirima, Ernest William Mauya

“…The large and significant variation in tree species and community patterns explained by environmental factors suggests a need for site-specific assessment of environmental properties for biodiversity conservation plans. Similarly, the intensification of human activities and associated impacts on natural environment should be minimized to maintain forest species composition patterns and communities. …”
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Assessing Landscape Fragmentation Dynamics with Fourier Transforms by Rahimi Ehsan, Dong Pinliang

“…Quantifying landscape fragmentation is crucial for understanding its impact on biodiversity. Within landscape ecology, there is an ongoing effort to create metrics that systematically characterize landscape patterns and predict their effects on various species. …”
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The public and professionals reason similarly about the management of non-native invasive species: a quantitative investigation of the relationship between beliefs and attitudes. by Anke Fischer, Sebastian Selge, René van der Wal, Brendon M H Larson

“…Despite continued critique of the idea of clear boundaries between scientific and lay knowledge, the 'deficit-model' of public understanding of ecological issues still seems prevalent in discourses of biodiversity management. Prominent invasion biologists, for example, still argue that citizens need to be educated so that they accept scientists' views on the management of non-native invasive species. …”
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Stand structure after thinning in 1–2 m wide corridors in young dense stands by Ahnlund Ulvcrona, Kristina, Bergström, Dan, Bergsten, Urban

“…The structural heterogeneity resulting from BCT may also increase stand biodiversity and ecosystem service values.…”
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INTERNATIONAL FOOD REGIME by A. V. Malov

“…Due to the critical analysis, the author comes to the conclusion that it is necessary to follow the principles of the Food Sovereignty strategy to prevent the catastrophic prospects associated with ecosystem degradation, accelerated erosion of soils, the complete disappearance of biodiversity and corporate autoc racy successfully. The author is convinced that the idea of Food Sovereignty can ward off energetic liberalization of nature, intensive privatization of life and rapid monetization of unconditioned human reflexes.…”
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