1. Recovery of species richness and conservation of native Atlantic forest trees in the cacao plantations of southern Bahia in Brazil

   • Regina Helena Rosa Sambuichi
   • Mundayatan Haridasan

   Original Paper 09 September 2007 Pages: 3681 - 3701

2. Litter and soil arthropods diversity and density in a tropical dry forest ecosystem in Western Mexico

   • J. G. Palacios-Vargas
   • G. Castaño-Meneses
   • J. Martínez-Sánchez

   Original Paper 10 August 2007 Pages: 3703 - 3717

   

3. Government targets for protected area management: will threatened butterflies benefit?

   • Harriet Davies
   • Tom M. Brereton
   • Richard Fox

   Original Paper 06 June 2007 Pages: 3719 - 3736

   

4. Conserving the Himalayan forests: approaches and implications of different conservation regimes

   • Sunil Nautiyal
   • Harald Kaechele

   Original Paper 06 June 2007 Pages: 3737 - 3754

   

5. Are important bird areas and special protected areas enough for conservation?: the case of Bonelli’s eagle in a Mediterranean area

   • Pascual López-López
   • Clara García-Ripollés
   • Vicente Urios

   Original Paper 31 May 2007 Pages: 3755 - 3780

   

6. Systematic landscape restoration in the rural–urban fringe: meeting conservation planning and policy goals

   • Neville D. Crossman
   • Brett A. Bryan
   • Sally Collins

   Original Paper 06 June 2007 Pages: 3781 - 3802

   

7. Potential impacts of climate change on the distributions and diversity patterns of European mammals

   • Irina Levinsky
   • Flemming Skov
   • Carsten Rahbek

   Original Paper 06 June 2007 Pages: 3803 - 3816

   

8. Mapping species density of trees, shrubs and vines in a tropical forest, using field measurements, satellite multiespectral imagery and spatial interpolation

   • J. Luis Hernández-Stefanoni
   • Juan Manuel Dupuy

   Original Paper 06 June 2007 Pages: 3817 - 3833

   

9. Ecological, economic and social perspectives on cocoa production worldwide

   • Margaret Franzen
   • Monique Borgerhoff Mulder

   Review Paper 06 June 2007 Pages: 3835 - 3849

10. Spatial scale and sampling size affect the concordance between remotely sensed information and plant community discrimination in restoration monitoring

    • Michela Marignani
    • Eva Del Vico
    • Simona Maccherini

    Original Paper 13 June 2007 Pages: 3851 - 3861

    

11. Using regression trees to predict alpha diversity based upon geographical and habitat characteristics

    • Athanasios S. Kallimanis
    • Vaia Ragia
    • John D. Pantis

    Original Paper 06 June 2007 Pages: 3863 - 3876

    

12. Spiroplasma species in the Costa Rican highlands: implications for biogeography and biodiversity

    • Robert F. Whitcomb
    • Joseph G. Tully
    • Frank E. French

    Original Paper 26 June 2007 Pages: 3877 - 3894

    

13. Options for biodiversity conservation in managed forest landscapes of multiple ownerships in Oregon and Washington, USA

    • Nobuya Suzuki
    • Deanna H. Olson

    Review Paper 21 June 2007 Pages: 3895 - 3917

    

14. The effect of local anthropogenic habitat heterogeneity on assemblages of carabids (Coleoptera, Caraboidea) endemic to the Alps

    • Matteo Negro
    • Achille Casale
    • Antonio Rolando

    Original Paper 21 June 2007 Pages: 3919 - 3932

    

15. Statistical notes to “The Berger–Parker index as an effective tool for monitoring the biodiversity of disturbed soils: a case study on Mediterranean oribatid (Acari: Oribatida) assemblages” [Biodiversity and Conservation DOI 10.1007/s10531-006-9137-3]

    • Tancredi Caruso
    • Massimo Migliorini

    Brief Communication 30 March 2007 Pages: 3933 - 3934

16. Impending disaster or sliver of hope for Southeast Asian forests? The devil may lie in the details

    • Lian Pin Koh

    Brief Communication 30 March 2007 Pages: 3935 - 3938