The main drivers of global environmental change (CO 2 enrichment, nitrogen deposition,
climate, biotic invasions and land use) cause extinctions and alter species distributions, and …

Understanding how landscape characteristics affect biodiversity patterns and ecological
processes at local and landscape scales is critical for mitigating effects of global environmental …

Different components of global environmental change are often studied and managed
independently, but mounting evidence points towards complex non-additive interaction effects …

Invasive species are widely accepted as one of the leading direct causes of biodiversity loss.
However, much of the evidence for this contention is based on simple correlations between …

Global conversion of natural habitats to agriculture has led to marked changes in species
diversity and composition 1 . However, it is less clear how habitat modification affects …

Conservation biological control in agroecosystems requires a landscape management
perspective, because most arthropod species experience their habitat at spatial scales beyond …

Recent work has shown that antagonist (eg predator–prey food web) and mutualist (eg
pollinator–plant) network structure can be altered by global environmental change drivers, and …

Niche complementarity is a commonly invoked mechanism underlying the positive relationship
between biodiversity and ecosystem functioning, but little empirical evidence exists for …

The cross‐edge spillover of subsidized predators from anthropogenic to natural habitats is an
important process affecting wildlife, especially bird, populations in fragmented landscapes. …

The global biodiversity crisis concerns not only unprecedented loss of species within
communities, but also related consequences for ecosystem function. Community ecology focuses …