1. Mapping attack hotspots to mitigate human–carnivore conflict: approaches and applications of spatial predation risk modeling

   • Jennifer R. B. Miller

   Review Paper 29 August 2015 Pages: 2887 - 2911

   

2. Threatening levels and extinction risks based on distributional, ecological and life-history datasets (DELH) versus IUCN criteria: example of Serbian reptiles

   • L. Tomović
   • A. Urošević
   • L. Luiselli

   Original Paper 26 August 2015 Pages: 2913 - 2934

   

3. Hide and seek: extended camera-trap session lengths and autumn provide best parameters for estimating lynx densities in mountainous areas

   • Kirsten Weingarth
   • Thorsten Zeppenfeld
   • Jörg Müller

   Original Paper 29 August 2015 Pages: 2935 - 2952

   

4. Mixed sampling protocols improve the cost-effectiveness of roadkill surveys

   • Aline Saturnino Costa
   • Fernando Ascensão
   • Alex Bager

   Original Paper 26 August 2015 Pages: 2953 - 2965

   

5. The impacts, characterisation and management of human–leopard conflict in a multi-use land system in South Africa

   • N. L. Constant
   • S. Bell
   • R. A. Hill

   Original Paper Open access 29 August 2015 Pages: 2967 - 2989

   

6. Urban mires as hotspots of epigaeic arthropod diversity

   • Norbertas Noreika
   • Timo Pajunen
   • D. Johan Kotze

   Original Paper 25 August 2015 Pages: 2991 - 3007

   

7. Linking traditional tree-crop landscapes and agro-biodiversity in central Italy using a database of typical and traditional products: a multiple risk assessment through a data mining analysis

   • Rita Biasi
   • Elena Brunori
   • Luca Salvati

   Original Paper 29 August 2015 Pages: 3009 - 3031

   

8. Long-term response of plant communities to herbivore exclusion at high elevation grasslands

   • Iker Pardo
   • Daniel F. Doak
   • María B. García

   Original Paper 05 September 2015 Pages: 3033 - 3047

   

9. Are woodland creation schemes providing suitable resources for biodiversity? Woodland moths as a case study

   • Elisa Fuentes-Montemayor
   • Victor M. Peredo-Alvarez
   • Kirsty J. Park

   Original Paper 05 September 2015 Pages: 3049 - 3070

   

10. Beyond prime areas of nature protection in East Africa: conservation ecology of a narrowly distributed Kenyan endemic bird species

    • Jan Christian Habel
    • Mike Teucher
    • Christina Fischer

    Original Paper 08 September 2015 Pages: 3071 - 3082

    

11. The indirect effects of habitat disturbance on the bird communities in a tropical African forest

    • Christos Mammides
    • Matthias Schleuning
    • Tim Coulson

    Original Paper 09 September 2015 Pages: 3083 - 3107

    

12. Managing present day large-carnivores in ‘island habitats’: lessons in memoriam learned from human-tiger interactions in Singapore

    • Cedric Kai Wei Tan
    • Tony O’Dempsey
    • Matthew Linkie

    Original Paper 09 September 2015 Pages: 3109 - 3124

    

13. Effects of in situ habitat quality and landscape characteristics in the oil palm agricultural matrix on tropical understory birds, fruit bats and butterflies

    • Badrul Azhar
    • Chong Leong Puan
    • Syari Jamian

    Original Paper 19 September 2015 Pages: 3125 - 3144

    

14. When shooting a coyote kills a wolf: Mistaken identity or misguided management?

    • Thomas M. Newsome
    • Jeremy T. Bruskotter
    • William J. Ripple

    Commentary 05 September 2015 Pages: 3145 - 3149

    

15. Collective analyses on “red-listed species” may have limited value for conservation ecology

    • Asko Lõhmus

    Letter to the Editor 03 September 2015 Pages: 3151 - 3153