1. Teaching landscape ecology: the importance of field-oriented, inquiry-based approaches

   • Mauricio Almeida-Gomes
   • Jayme Augusto Prevedello
   • Jean Paul Metzger

   Perspective 19 January 2016 Pages: 929 - 937

   

2. Response of saproxylic beetles to small-scale habitat connectivity depends on trophic levels

   • Jörn Buse
   • Martin H. Entling
   • Thorsten Assmann

   Research Article 20 November 2015 Pages: 939 - 949

   

3. Habitat amount, not habitat configuration, best predicts population genetic structure in fragmented landscapes

   • Nathan D. Jackson
   • Lenore Fahrig

   Research Article 21 November 2015 Pages: 951 - 968

   

4. Are landscapes more than the sum of their patches?

   • Kimberly A. With

   Research Article 21 December 2015 Pages: 969 - 980

   

5. Diversity–disturbance relationship in forest landscapes

   • Daniel Yeboah
   • Han Y. H. Chen

   Research Article 22 December 2015 Pages: 981 - 987

   

6. A disturbance-induced increase in tree species diversity facilitates forest productivity

   • Mariana Silva Pedro
   • Werner Rammer
   • Rupert Seidl

   Research Article 12 December 2015 Pages: 989 - 1004

   

7. Patch and matrix level influences on forest birds at the rural–urban interface

   • Jason J. Taylor
   • Christopher A. Lepczyk
   • Daniel G. Brown

   Research Article 25 November 2015 Pages: 1005 - 1020

   

8. Assessing landscape functional connectivity in a forest carnivore using path selection functions

   • Filipe Carvalho
   • Rafael Carvalho
   • Pedro Beja

   Research Article 21 December 2015 Pages: 1021 - 1036

   

9. Divergent effects of tropical forest fragmentation and conversion on leaf litter decomposition

   • Melissa Cuke
   • Diane S. Srivastava

   Research Article 07 December 2015 Pages: 1037 - 1050

   

10. Contiguity of landscape features pose barriers to gene flow among American marten (Martes americana) genetic clusters in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan

    • Paige E. Howell
    • Erin L. Koen
    • Kim T. Scribner

    Research Article 07 January 2016 Pages: 1051 - 1062

    

11. High and dry: high elevations disproportionately exposed to regional climate change in Mediterranean-climate landscapes

    • Ian M. McCullough
    • Frank W. Davis
    • Janet Franklin

    Research Article 30 November 2015 Pages: 1063 - 1075

    

12. Net primary productivity (NPP) dynamics and associated urbanization driving forces in metropolitan areas: a case study in Beijing City, China

    • Jian Peng
    • Hong Shen
    • Yanglin Wang

    Research Article 21 December 2015 Pages: 1077 - 1092

    

13. Collaborative scenario modeling reveals potential advantages of blending strategies to achieve conservation goals in a working forest landscape

    • Jessica M. Price
    • Janet Silbernagel
    • Nicholas Miller

    Research Article 19 December 2015 Pages: 1093 - 1115

    

14. Temporal and spatial variation of a winter soundscape in south-central Alaska

    • Timothy C. Mullet
    • Stuart H. Gage
    • Falk Huettmann

    Research Article 26 December 2015 Pages: 1117 - 1137

    

15. A hierarchical analysis of the relationship between urban impervious surfaces and land surface temperatures: spatial scale dependence, temporal variations, and bioclimatic modulation

    • Qun Ma
    • Jianguo Wu
    • Chunyang He

    Research Article 14 March 2016 Pages: 1139 - 1153

    

16. Erratum to: Avian abundance thresholds, human-altered landscapes, and the challenge of assemblage-level conservation

    • Kevin J. Gutzwiller
    • Curtis H. Flather

    Erratum 26 March 2016 Pages: 1155 - 1155