1. Comparing alternative systematic conservation planning strategies against a politically driven conservation plan

   • Christine N. Meynard
   • Christine A. Howell
   • James F. Quinn

   Original Paper 31 March 2009 Pages: 3061 - 3083

   

2. Indicator groups and congruence of assemblage similarity, species richness and environmental relationships in littoral macroinvertebrates

   • Jani Heino
   • Kimmo T. Tolonen
   • Lauri Paasivirta

   Original Paper 26 March 2009 Pages: 3085 - 3098

   

3. A multiple approach for the evaluation of the spatial distribution and dynamics of a forest habitat: the case of Apennine beech forests with Taxus baccata and Ilex aquifolium

   • Luca Scarnati
   • Fabio Attorre
   • Franco Bruno

   Original Paper 02 April 2009 Pages: 3099 - 3113

   

4. Use of extensive habitat inventories in biodiversity studies

   • Audrey Muratet
   • E. Porcher
   • A. Robert

   Original Paper 28 March 2009 Pages: 3115 - 3125

   

5. Grids versus regional species lists: are broad-scale patterns of species richness robust to the violation of constant grain size?

   • Petr Keil
   • Bradford A. Hawkins

   Original Paper 27 March 2009 Pages: 3127 - 3137

   

6. Traditional land use associated with swidden agriculture changes encounter rates of the top predator, the army ant, in Southeast Asian tropical rain forests

   • T. Matsumoto
   • T. Itioka
   • K. Momose

   Original Paper 17 April 2009 Pages: 3139 - 3151

   

7. Recolonization of a burned Mediterranean area by terrestrial gastropods

   • Xavier Santos
   • Vicenç Bros
   • Àngel Miño

   Original Paper 24 April 2009 Pages: 3153 - 3165

   

8. Natural history, biogeography, and endangerment of Hawaiian dry forest trees

   • Stephanie Pau
   • Thomas W. Gillespie
   • Jonathan P. Price

   Original Paper 18 April 2009 Pages: 3167 - 3182

   

9. Natural history, biogeography, and endangerment of Hawaiian dry forest trees

   • Stephanie Pau
   • Thomas W. Gillespie
   • Jonathan P. Price

   Erratum 02 August 2009 Pages: 3183 - 3183

10. Biodiversity monitoring: some proposals to adequately study species’ responses to climate change

    • Virginie Lepetz
    • Manuel Massot
    • Jean Clobert

    Original Paper 21 April 2009 Pages: 3185 - 3203

    

11. The translocation and post release settlement of red squirrels Sciurus vulgaris to a previously uninhabited woodland

    • Alan Poole
    • Colin Lawton

    Original Paper 21 May 2009 Pages: 3205 - 3218

    

12. Economic well-being, the distribution of income and species imperilment

    • Ram Pandit
    • David N. Laband

    Original Paper 22 April 2009 Pages: 3219 - 3233

13. Extinction of the blue antelope Hippotragus leucophaeus: modeling predicts non-viable global population size as the primary driver

    • Graham I. H. Kerley
    • Rebecca Sims-Castley
    • Richard M. Cowling

    Original Paper 28 April 2009 Pages: 3235 - 3242

    

14. Threat status in butterflies and its ecological correlates: how far can we generalize?

    • Sören Nylin
    • Anders Bergström

    Original Paper 21 April 2009 Pages: 3243 - 3267

    

15. Tree species diversity driven by environmental and anthropogenic factors in tropical dry forest fragments of central Veracruz, Mexico

    • Guadalupe Williams-Linera
    • Francisco Lorea

    Original Paper 22 April 2009 Pages: 3269 - 3293

    

16. An assessment of the use of volunteers for terrestrial invertebrate biodiversity surveys

    • Saskie Lovell
    • Michelle Hamer
    • Dai Herbert

    Original Paper 22 April 2009 Pages: 3295 - 3307

    

17. The maintenance of extensively exploited pastures within the Alpine mountain belt: implications for dung beetle conservation (Coleoptera: Scarabaeoidea)

    • Anna Lorenza Maria Macagno
    • Claudia Palestrini

    Original Paper 17 April 2009 Pages: 3309 - 3323

    

18. Coral mortality versus structural collapse as drivers of corallivorous butterflyfish decline

    • N. A. J. Graham
    • S. K. Wilson
    • M. D. Spalding

    Brief communication 18 April 2009 Pages: 3325 - 3336