Research Articles
Life in the Lizardscape: How Tiny Changes Reshape a Desert World
Discover how habitat alteration affects desert lizard communities through species-specific preferences and performance.
Unraveling Nature's Mysteries: Inside Turkey's Premier Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Symposium
Explore groundbreaking ecological research from Turkey's premier scientific symposium, featuring climate change studies, fire ecology, and conservation genetics.
When is a 'Forest' a Savanna, and Why Does It Matter?
Exploring the ecological distinction between forests and savannas and its significance for biodiversity, climate change, and conservation.
The Map is Not the Territory: How Scale Shapes Our View of Nature's Tapestry
Explore how pattern and scale in ecology reveal nature's complexity through different observational lenses and why this matters for conservation.
The Secret Language of Leaves: Predicting Nature's Resilience in a Changing World
Discover how plant functional traits and the phylogeny of function help predict ecosystem service vulnerability in a changing climate.
The Sandhill Rustic Moth: A Tale of Survival on Cornwall's Coastal Edge
Explore Adrian Spalding's research on the Sandhill Rustic moth at Loe Bar, a fascinating story of ecological adaptation and conservation.
Nature's Blueprint: How Ecological Theory Guides Medicine's Next Discoveries
Discover how ecological theories are revolutionizing natural product discovery for medicine, from antibiotics to cancer therapies.
The Patchwork Planet: How Species Survive in Fragmented Landscapes
Exploring how species adapt and survive in Earth's fragmented ecosystems through movement strategies, patch dynamics, and conservation approaches.
The 1970s: Where Ecology, Environment, and Evolution Collided—and Changed Our World Forever
How the 1970s redefined our relationship with Earth through the convergence of ecology, environment, and evolutionary science.