1. Spatial and temporal scales relevant for conservation of dead-wood associated species: current status and perspectives

   • Anne Sverdrup-Thygeson
   • Lena Gustafsson
   • Jari Kouki

   Review Paper 04 February 2014 Pages: 513 - 535

   

2. Mitochondrial D-loop phylogeny signals two native Iberian red deer (Cervus elaphus) Lineages genetically different to Western and Eastern European red deer and infers human-mediated translocations

   • J. L. Fernández-García
   • J. Carranza
   • E. Randi

   Original Paper 16 November 2013 Pages: 537 - 554

   

3. Erratum to: Mitochondrial D-loop phylogeny signals two native Iberian red deer (Cervus elaphus) Lineages genetically different to Western and Eastern European red deer and infers human-mediated translocations

   • J. Carranza
   • J. G. Martínez

   Erratum 30 January 2014 Pages: 555 - 557

4. Impacts of cattle grazing on forest structure and raptor distribution within a neotropical protected area

   • Renzo P. Piana
   • Stuart J. Marsden

   Original Paper 18 January 2014 Pages: 559 - 572

   

5. Large herbivore responses to surface water and land use in an East African savanna: implications for conservation and human-wildlife conflicts

   • Joseph O. Ogutu
   • Robin S. Reid
   • Meshack Nyabenge

   Original Paper 07 February 2014 Pages: 573 - 596

   

6. Landscape diversity of pasture dung beetle communities in the central region of mainland Japan and implications for conservation management

   • O. Imura
   • N. Morimoto
   • H. Sasaki

   Original Paper 17 January 2014 Pages: 597 - 616

   

7. The trans-boundary importance of artificial bat hibernacula in managed European forests

   • Christian C. Voigt
   • Linn S. Lehnert
   • Stephanie Kramer-Schadt

   Original Paper 17 January 2014 Pages: 617 - 631

   

8. An elephantine challenge: human–elephant conflict distribution in the largest Asian elephant population, southern India

   • Sanjay Gubbi
   • M. H. Swaminath
   • R. Raghunath

   Original Paper 22 January 2014 Pages: 633 - 647

   

9. Woodland remnants as an urban wildlife refuge: a cross-taxonomic assessment

   • Masashi Soga
   • Yuichi Yamaura
   • Kevin J. Gaston

   Original Paper 18 January 2014 Pages: 649 - 659

   

10. Cory’s shearwater by-catch in the Mediterranean Spanish commercial longline fishery: implications for management

    • José C. Báez
    • Salvador García-Barcelona
    • David Macías

    Original Paper 29 January 2014 Pages: 661 - 681

    

11. Regeneration of the Atlantic forest in an urban protected area of São Paulo, Brazil: a historical and palynological approach

    • Cynthia Fernandes Pinto da Luz
    • Denise de Campos Bicudo
    • Ana Luiza Spadano Albuquerque

    Original Paper 05 February 2014 Pages: 683 - 696

    

12. The value of plantation forests for plant, invertebrate and bird diversity and the potential for cross-taxon surrogacy

    • Sandra Irwin
    • Scott M. Pedley
    • John O’Halloran

    Original Paper 29 January 2014 Pages: 697 - 714

    

13. Using data from online social networks in conservation science: which species engage people the most on Twitter?

    • Jean-Michel Roberge

    Original Paper 28 January 2014 Pages: 715 - 726

    

14. Shorebird assemblages respond to anthropogenic stress by altering habitat use in a wetland in India

    • K. M. Aarif
    • S. B. Muzaffar
    • P. K. Prasadan

    Original Paper 24 January 2014 Pages: 727 - 740

    

15. Sustaining recovered grasslands is not likely without proper management: vegetation changes after cessation of mowing

    • András Kelemen
    • Péter Török
    • Béla Tóthmérész

    Original Paper 28 January 2014 Pages: 741 - 751

    

16. Population crash in an invasive species following the recovery of a native predator: the case of the American grey squirrel and the European pine marten in Ireland

    • Emma Sheehy
    • Colin Lawton

    Original Paper 28 January 2014 Pages: 753 - 774

    

17. Identifying core habitat before it’s too late: the case of Bombina variegata, an internationally endangered amphibian

    • B. C. Scheele
    • C. E. Boyd
    • T. Hartel

    Brief Communication 22 January 2014 Pages: 775 - 780

    

18. Not all traits are ‘functional’: insights from taxonomy and biodiversity-ecosystem functioning research

    • Musa C. Mlambo

    Commentary 17 January 2014 Pages: 781 - 790