1. Integration of ecosystem services into a conceptual spatial planning framework based on a landscape ecology perspective

   • Javier Babí Almenar
   • Benedetto Rugani
   • Tim Brewer

   Perspective 28 October 2018 Pages: 2047 - 2059

   

2. A rapid method for quantifying landscape-scale vegetation disturbances by surface coal mining in arid and semiarid regions

   • Qun Ma
   • Chunyang He
   • Xuening Fang

   Short Communication 15 October 2018 Pages: 2061 - 2070

   

3. Models of upland species’ distributions are improved by accounting for geodiversity

   • Joseph J. Bailey
   • Doreen S. Boyd
   • Richard Field

   Research Article Open access 28 October 2018 Pages: 2071 - 2087

   

4. Something is lost and something is gained: loss and replacement of species and functional groups in ant communities at fragmented forests

   • Ezequiel González
   • Liliana Buffa
   • Graciela Valladares

   Research Article 09 October 2018 Pages: 2089 - 2102

   

5. The emergence of heterogeneity in invasive-dominated grassland: a matter of the scale of detection

   • E. J. Raynor
   • C. D. Griffith
   • J. R. Miller

   Research Article 16 October 2018 Pages: 2103 - 2119

   

6. Analyzing land use change to identify migration corridors of African elephants (Loxodonta africana) in the Kenyan-Tanzanian borderlands

   • Dominik Schüßler
   • Phyllis C. Lee
   • Robin Stadtmann

   Research Article 28 October 2018 Pages: 2121 - 2136

   

7. Total soil carbon assessment: linking field, lab, and landscape through VNIR modelling

   • Nichola Maria Knox
   • Sabine Grunwald

   Research Article 25 October 2018 Pages: 2137 - 2152

   

8. Divergent rates of change between tree cover types in a tropical pastoral region

   • Bryan C. Tarbox
   • Carlita Fiestas
   • T. Trevor Caughlin

   Research Article 28 October 2018 Pages: 2153 - 2167

   

9. Contemporary spatial and environmental factors determine vascular plant species richness on highly fragmented meadows in Central Finland

   • Kaisa J. Raatikainen
   • Anna Oldén
   • Panu Halme

   Research Article Open access 01 November 2018 Pages: 2169 - 2187

   

10. Butterflies in Swedish grasslands benefit from forest and respond to landscape composition at different spatial scales

    • Karl-Olof Bergman
    • Juliana Dániel-Ferreira
    • Lars Westerberg

    Research Article Open access 13 November 2018 Pages: 2189 - 2204

    

11. Vegetative and geomorphic complexity at tributary junctions on the Colorado and Dolores Rivers: a blueprint for riparian restoration

    • Margaret S. White
    • Brian G. Tavernia
    • John S. Sanderson

    Research Article 09 November 2018 Pages: 2205 - 2220

    

12. Towards functional biodiversity predictions: a hierarchical modelling framework from primary productivity to biomass of upper trophic levels

    • Rita Bastos
    • Manuela D’Amen
    • João Alexandre Cabral

    Research Article 01 November 2018 Pages: 2221 - 2237

    

13. Scale-specific land cover thresholds for conservation of stream invertebrate communities in agricultural landscapes

    • Jeremy P. Grimstead
    • Edward M. Krynak
    • Adam G. Yates

    Research Article 10 November 2018 Pages: 2239 - 2252

    

14. Physical drivers of seagrass spatial configuration: the role of thresholds

    • Amy V. Uhrin
    • Monica G. Turner

    Research Article 13 November 2018 Pages: 2253 - 2272

    

15. Species richness and composition differ in response to landscape and biogeography

    • Elsa Aggemyr
    • Alistair G. Auffret
    • Sara A. O. Cousins

    Research Article Open access 20 November 2018 Pages: 2273 - 2284