Chia-Hsuan Hsu,Haruka Ono,Takahiro Kubo
Chia-Hsuan Hsu
Nature-Positive Tourism should place a stronger emphasis on biodiversity rather than on broader environmental issues. In this Perspective, we propose six guiding principles to operationalize this concept and better align tourism with biodiv...
Middle Holocene survival of marsupial megafauna on the north coast of New Guinea [0.03%]
全新世中期新几内亚北部海岸线大型有袋类动物的生存
Loukas George Koungoulos,Isaac Alan Robert Kerr,Sue O&#x;Connor
Loukas George Koungoulos
The timing and causes of the extinction of Pleistocene megafauna are unresolved issues in the natural history of Australia and New Guinea (Sahul). In Australia, megafauna are believed to have become extinct by c. 41ka, but in the Highlands ...
Microhabitat differentiation and trophic specialisation in coastal deposit-feeding sea cucumbers [0.03%]
海滨底栖海参的微生境分化和营养生态位分异
Arnold Rakaj,Mohammad Magdy,Salvatrice Vizzini
Arnold Rakaj
The coexistence of deposit-feeding sea cucumber species with similar ecological and functional roles is common in many coastal ecosystems and may lead to niche overlap. This study investigates the behaviour and feeding ecology of four cohab...
Applying ecological thresholds to inform conservation and restoration efforts for stream fishes [0.03%]
应用生态阈值以告知溪流鱼类保护和恢复工作的研究
Kyle J Brumm,Rafaela Schinegger,Marlene Schürz et al.
Kyle J Brumm et al.
Understanding stream fish responses to landscape stressors is fundamental to designing management strategies to conserve and restore fluvial ecosystems. Landscape stressors, including agricultural, pasture, and urban land use, often elicit ...
The rarest invaders: systematic global evidence for the conservation-invasion paradox in plants [0.03%]
最稀有的入侵者：关于植物保护悖论的全球系统性证据
Ramiro R Ripa,Yves P Klinger,Jorgelina Franzese
Ramiro R Ripa
The Conservation-Invasion Paradox (CIP) refers to species that are threatened or declining within their native ranges establish invasive populations elsewhere. While this paradox has been documented primarily in animals, its prevalence, str...
Macroecological pluralism [0.03%]
宏观生态学的多元主义
Marco Túlio Pacheco Coelho,José Alexandre Felizola Diniz-Filho
Marco Túlio Pacheco Coelho
Theory-based and model-based reasoning shape macroecology: one derives models from general principles, the other builds models around data. We argue these are not rival traditions but interacting positions along a continuum of formalization...
Multidimensional crisis in the conservation of Amu Darya false shovelnose sturgeons [0.03%]
阿姆河拟顶白鱼保护面临的多维危机
Akbarjon Rozimov,Xinxin Li,Bakhtiyor Sheraliev et al.
Akbarjon Rozimov et al.
A robust reassessment of extinction risk is crucial for developing evidence-based conservation strategies and preventing irreversible biodiversity loss. Sturgeons are among the most threatened freshwater fishes worldwide, yet extinction ris...
An automated decision-making procedure for ranking and selecting species in biodiversity projects [0.03%]
生物多样性项目中用于物种排名和选择的自动化决策程序
Torsten H Struck,Thomas Marcussen,Astrid Böhne et al.
Torsten H Struck et al.
In large-scale biodiversity genomics projects, the number of species that could be sequenced exceeds the resources available. Species selection is therefore a crucial component, requiring clear criteria and procedures. In a bottom-up approa...
Society's struggle with unwanted species: what centuries of history reveal about species bounty programs [0.03%]
历史视野下的通缉物种：社会如何应对不受欢迎的物种？
Julian D Olden,Jessica O Diallo,Rachel M Fricke et al.
Julian D Olden et al.
Species bounty programs, much like bounty hunters charged to bring fugitives to justice, enlist the public to locate and remove unwanted species through financial incentives. With the goal of reducing population sizes, these programs addres...
Synthesizing the ecosystem services benefits, synergies and trade-offs of forest restoration in China [0.03%]
中国森林恢复的生态系统服务效益、协同效应和权衡效应合成研究
Tao Hu,Jian Peng,Zihan Xu et al.
Tao Hu et al.
China's forest restoration represents a proactive, state-led nature-based solution aligned with national climate commitments. Although previous studies assessed individual ecosystem services, few studies systematically evaluated the overall...