1. Integrating land cover structure and functioning to predict biodiversity patterns: a hierarchical modelling framework designed for ecosystem management

   • Rita Bastos
   • António T. Monteiro
   • João Alexandre Cabral

   Perspective 05 November 2015 Pages: 701 - 710

   

2. The use of native vegetation as a proxy for habitat may overestimate habitat availability in fragmented landscapes

   • Mauricio Almeida-Gomes
   • Jayme Augusto Prevedello
   • Renato Crouzeilles

   Short Communication 15 December 2015 Pages: 711 - 719

   

3. Can anthropogenic linear gaps increase plant abundance and diversity?

   • Alberto Suárez-Esteban
   • Lenore Fahrig
   • José M. Fedriani

   Review Article 08 January 2016 Pages: 721 - 729

   

4. Landscape structure shapes carnivore-mediated seed dispersal kernels

   • José M. Herrera
   • Isa de Sá Teixeira
   • António Mira

   Research Article 28 September 2015 Pages: 731 - 743

   

5. Micro-scale urban surface temperatures are related to land-cover features and residential heat related health impacts in Phoenix, AZ USA

   • G. Darrel Jenerette
   • Sharon L. Harlan
   • Xiaoxiao Li

   Research Article 19 October 2015 Pages: 745 - 760

   

6. Multi-scale network analysis shows scale-dependency of significance of individual protected areas for connectivity

   • Kristine Maciejewski
   • Graeme S. Cumming

   Research Article 06 October 2015 Pages: 761 - 774

   

7. Empirical evaluation of the strength of interspecific competition in shaping small mammal communities in fragmented landscapes

   • Giulia Sozio
   • Alessio Mortelliti

   Research Article 06 October 2015 Pages: 775 - 789

   

8. Landscape makers and landscape takers: links between farming systems and landscape patterns along an intensification gradient

   • Paulo F. Ribeiro
   • José L. Santos
   • Francisco Moreira

   Research Article 13 October 2015 Pages: 791 - 803

   

9. Temporal and spatial patterns of wetland extent influence variability of surface water connectivity in the Prairie Pothole Region, United States

   • Melanie K. Vanderhoof
   • Laurie C. Alexander
   • M. Jason Todd

   Research Article Open access 06 October 2015 Pages: 805 - 824

   

10. Consequences of delaying conservation of ecosystem services in remote landscapes prone to natural resource exploitation

    • Jérôme Cimon-Morin
    • Marcel Darveau
    • Monique Poulin

    Research Article 06 October 2015 Pages: 825 - 842

    

11. Forest loss and matrix composition are the major drivers shaping dung beetle assemblages in a fragmented rainforest

    • Hilda A. Sánchez-de-Jesús
    • Víctor Arroyo-Rodríguez
    • Federico Escobar

    Research Article 06 October 2015 Pages: 843 - 854

    

12. Grain-dependent functional responses in habitat selection

    • Michel P. Laforge
    • Ryan K. Brook
    • Philip D. McLoughlin

    Research Article 13 October 2015 Pages: 855 - 863

    

13. Butterfly assemblages in residential gardens are driven by species’ habitat preference and mobility

    • Théophile Olivier
    • Reto Schmucki
    • Frédéric Archaux

    Research Article 16 October 2015 Pages: 865 - 876

    

14. Combined effects of area, connectivity, history and structural heterogeneity of woodlands on the species richness of hoverflies (Diptera: Syrphidae)

    • P.-A. Herrault
    • L. Larrieu
    • D. Sheeren

    Research Article 14 November 2015 Pages: 877 - 893

    

15. Getting to the root of the matter: landscape implications of plant-fungal interactions for tree migration in Alaska

    • Rebecca E. Hewitt
    • Alec P. Bennett
    • T. Scott Rupp

    Research Article 14 November 2015 Pages: 895 - 911

    

16. Multi-scale feedbacks between tree regeneration traits and herbivore behavior explain the structure of pasture-woodland mosaics

    • Alexander Peringer
    • Kiowa A. Schulze
    • François Gillet

    Research Article 24 November 2015 Pages: 913 - 927