1. Building capacity in biodiversity monitoring at the global scale

   • Dirk S. Schmeller
   • Monika Böhm
   • Jayne Belnap

   Review Paper 20 June 2017 Pages: 2765 - 2790

   

2. When natural history collections reveal secrets on data deficient threatened species: Atlantic seahorses as a case study

   • Francisco Otero-Ferrer
   • José A. González
   • Ricardo Haroun

   Original Paper 14 June 2017 Pages: 2791 - 2802

   

3. Assessing the relative importance of isolated Ficus trees to insectivorous birds in an Indian human-modified tropical landscape

   • Thomas J. Matthews
   • H. Eden W. Cottee-Jones
   • Robert J. Whittaker

   Original Paper 24 June 2017 Pages: 2803 - 2819

   

4. Sharing biodiversity data: citizen scientists’ concerns and motivations

   • Wessel Ganzevoort
   • Riyan J. G. van den Born
   • Sander Turnhout

   Original Paper Open access 16 June 2017 Pages: 2821 - 2837

   

5. Invasive Prosopis juliflora replacing the Native Floral Community over three decades: a case study of a World Heritage Site, Keoladeo National Park, India

   • Aditi Mukherjee
   • Avadhoot Dilip Velankar
   • Honnavalli Nagaraj Kumara

   Original Paper 19 June 2017 Pages: 2839 - 2856

   

6. A framework for the classification Chilean terrestrial ecosystems as a tool for achieving global conservation targets

   • Karina Martínez-Tilleria
   • Mariela Núñez-Ávila
   • Juan J. Armesto

   Original Paper Open access 21 June 2017 Pages: 2857 - 2876

   

7. Herpetofaunal responses to anthropogenic forest habitat modification across the neotropics: insights from partitioning β-diversity

   • Ana Filipa Palmeirim
   • Marcus Vinícius Vieira
   • Carlos A. Peres

   Original Paper 04 July 2017 Pages: 2877 - 2891

   

8. Wood-inhabiting bryophyte communities are influenced by different management intensities in the past

   • M. Táborská
   • J. Procházková
   • P. Ódor

   Original Paper 03 July 2017 Pages: 2893 - 2909

   

9. Global plight of native temperate grasslands: going, going, gone?

   • Clinton Carbutt
   • William D. Henwood
   • Louise A. Gilfedder

   Original Paper 07 July 2017 Pages: 2911 - 2932

   

10. Detecting long-term occupancy changes in Californian odonates from natural history and citizen science records

    • G. Rapacciuolo
    • J. E. Ball-Damerow
    • V. H. Resh

    Original Paper 06 July 2017 Pages: 2933 - 2949

    

11. Will the same ex situ protocols give similar results for closely related species?

    • M. Patrick Griffith
    • Michael Calonje
    • Tracy M. Magellan

    Original Paper Open access 10 July 2017 Pages: 2951 - 2966

    

12. An operational definition of essential biodiversity variables

    • Dirk S. Schmeller
    • Jean-Baptiste Mihoub
    • Nick J. B. Isaac

    Commentary 12 June 2017 Pages: 2967 - 2972

    

13. Communication of flagship species in conservation: lessons from invasive management projects

    • Yolanda Melero

    Commentary 15 June 2017 Pages: 2973 - 2978

14. Wildlife markets in the presence of laundering: a comment

    • Brendan Moyle

    Commentary 04 July 2017 Pages: 2979 - 2985

    

15. Contrasting bobcat values

    • L. Mark Elbroch
    • Lisa Robertson
    • Jenny Fitzgerald

    Commentary 05 July 2017 Pages: 2987 - 2992

    

16. Measuring biodiversity in the Anthropocene: a simple guide to helpful methods

    • Claudia E. Moreno
    • Jaime M. Calderón-Patrón
    • Iriana Zuria

    Commentary 12 July 2017 Pages: 2993 - 2998

17. Passive acoustic monitoring as a complementary strategy to assess biodiversity in the Brazilian Amazonia

    • José Wagner Ribeiro Jr.
    • Larissa Sayuri Moreira Sugai
    • Marconi Campos-Cerqueira

    Letter to the Editor 15 June 2017 Pages: 2999 - 3002

18. China–Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC): an alarming threat to the biodiversity of Northern Pakistan

    • Ghulam Nabi
    • Suliman Khan
    • Rabeea Siddique

    Letter to the Editor 13 July 2017 Pages: 3003 - 3004