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6 March 2014
Making good conservation decisions with limited data: improvements to simple range maps for biodiversity conservation planning Rob Williams , University of St Andrews (UK) and Oceans Initiative (Canada) Rick Stuart-Smith , University of Tasmania and Reef Life Survey (Australia) Photos in this blog...

A good hypothesis is a matter of scale

Graduate students at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill used data from over 52 000 forested locations in the eastern U.S. to show that there is no regional level support for a widely held ecological hypothesis. The hypothesis, termed the stress-dominance...

New Subject Editor Morgan Tingley

Dr Morgan Tingley is a global change ecologist with interests in distributional ecology, community ecology, and climate change. He received an M.Sc. in Zoology from Oxford University in 2004, and his PhD in Environmental Science, Policy and Management from the University of...

New Software Note editor: Brody Sandel

Dr Brody Sandel is a community ecologist and macroecologist with interests in global change, vegetation dynamics and global diversity patterns. He is currently an assistant professor in the Department of Bioscience and the Department of Computer Science at Aarhus University...

New Subject Editor: Daniel Kissling

Dr W. Daniel Kissling is a quantitative biodiversity scientist, with an interest in macroecology & biogeography, spatial ecology, biotic interactions, and global change. He obtained his doctoral degree in 2008 at the University of Mainz, Germany (with Katrin Böhning-...

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