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November 2026 Publication Highlights
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What does priority mean in a context of decreasing abundance? Upholding Nuxalk salmon rights
Journal: Facets (Open Access)
Article by Dr. Terre Satterfield and colleagues.
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When the wild things are: Defining mammalian diel activity and plasticity
Journal: Science Advances (Open Access)
Article by Dr. Kaitlyn Gaynor and colleagues.
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Grassland set-asides provide nesting habitat for bumble bees inagroecosystems
Journal: Journal of Applied Ecology (Open Access)
Article by Dr. Risa Sargent, Dr. Claire Kremen, Dr. Juli Carrillo and colleagues.
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Three ways that international financial architecture reform matters for biodiversity
Journal: Nature Ecology & Evolution
Article by Dr. Jessica Dempsey and colleagues.
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With Knowledge Comes Responsibility: Increasing Conservation Scientists’ Impact in a Time of Global Crises
Journal: Conservation Letters (Open Access)
Article by Dr. Tara Martin and colleagues.
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Food systems performance evaluated against targets and benchmarks reveals urgent gaps and a path to 2050
Journal: Nature Food (Open Access)
Article by Dr. Rashid Sumaila and colleagues.
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Impacts of planned railways on landscape connectivity and its route optimization
Journal: Journal of Transport Geography
Article by Dr. Jeffrey Sayer and colleagues.
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Non-native and invasive tree species are abundant in neotropical secondary forest but decline over time
Journal: Nature Plants
Article by Dr. Naomi Schwartz and colleagues.
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Wildlife movement responses to the press–pulse–pause of the Anthropocene
Journal: Biological Sciences (Open access)
Article by Dr. Kaitlyn Gaynor and colleagues.
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Semi-Natural Habitats Buffer the Effects of CropDiversification on Arthropod Pest Control Services inAgricultural Landscapes
Journal: Ecology Letters (Open access)
Article by Dr. Matthew Mitchell and colleagues.