1. IPBES-6: the best plenary yet?

   • Peter Bridgewater
   • Dirk S. Schmeller

   Editorial 28 May 2018 Pages: 2777 - 2782

2. Mediterranean non-indigenous bryozoans: an update and knowledge gaps

   • Jasmine Ferrario
   • Antonietta Rosso
   • Anna Occhipinti-Ambrogi

   Review Paper 29 May 2018 Pages: 2783 - 2794

   

3. Predator, prey and humans in a mountainous area: loss of biological diversity leads to trouble

   • U. Khan
   • S. Lovari
   • F. Ferretti

   Original Paper 04 June 2018 Pages: 2795 - 2813

   

4. Thresholds of riparian forest use by terrestrial mammals in a fragmented Amazonian deforestation frontier

   • Barbara Zimbres
   • Carlos A. Peres
   • Ricardo B. Machado

   Original Paper 29 May 2018 Pages: 2815 - 2836

   

5. Using threatened plant species to identify conservation gaps and opportunities on the island of Cyprus

   • C. S. Christodoulou
   • G. H. Griffiths
   • I. N. Vogiatzakis

   Original Paper 05 June 2018 Pages: 2837 - 2858

   

6. Revisiting the Darwinian shortfall in biodiversity conservation

   • Leandro C. S. Assis

   Original Paper 30 May 2018 Pages: 2859 - 2875

7. Evolutionary history of campo rupestre: an approach for conservation of woody plant communities

   • Vanessa Pontara
   • Marcelo Leandro Bueno
   • João Augusto Alves Meira-Neto

   Original Paper 15 June 2018 Pages: 2877 - 2896

   

8. Ecosystem services for conservation finance: applying the TEEB stepwise approach in Côte d’Ivoire

   • Augustin Berghöfer
   • Joshua Berger
   • Hans Ulrich Caspary

   Original Paper 20 June 2018 Pages: 2897 - 2917

   

9. The method of conserving herbaceous grassland specialists through silvicultural activities under deer browsing pressure

   • Hayato Iijima
   • Chiaki Otsu

   Original Paper 14 June 2018 Pages: 2919 - 2930

   

10. Applying species distribution modelling to improving conservation based decisions: a gap analysis of Trinidad and Tobago’s endemic vascular plants

    • Joshua A. Spiers
    • Michael P. Oatham
    • Aidan D. Farrell

    Original Paper 21 June 2018 Pages: 2931 - 2949

    

11. Drivers of sett site location by European badgers in Portugal

    • Dário Hipólito
    • Diana Guedes
    • Luís M. Rosalino

    Original Paper 15 June 2018 Pages: 2951 - 2970

    

12. Nature’s untold stories: an overview on the availability and type of on-line data on long-term biodiversity monitoring

    • Stefania Ondei
    • Barry W. Brook
    • Jessie C. Buettel

    Original Paper 20 June 2018 Pages: 2971 - 2987

    

13. The use of response measures in meta-analyses of land-use impacts on ecological communities: a review and the way forward

    • Anne-Maarit Hekkala
    • Jean-Michel Roberge

    Original Paper Open access 19 June 2018 Pages: 2989 - 3005

    

14. Rapid enhancement of biodiversity occurrence records using unconventional specimen data

    • Katelin D. Pearson

    Original Paper Open access 18 June 2018 Pages: 3007 - 3018

    

15. Winners and losers in the wilderness: response of biodiversity to the abandonment of ancient forest pastures

    • Jakub Horák
    • Jan Pavlíček
    • Josef P. Halda

    Original Paper 14 June 2018 Pages: 3019 - 3029

    

16. Globally common, locally rare: revisiting disregarded genetic diversity for conservation planning of widespread species

    • Mukesh Thakur
    • Esther Wullschleger Schättin
    • William J. McShea

    Commentary 15 June 2018 Pages: 3031 - 3035

17. Invasive aquatic pets: failed policies increase risks of harmful invasions

    • Jiří Patoka
    • André Lincoln Barroso Magalhães
    • Jean Ricardo Simões Vitule

    Commentary Open access 18 June 2018 Pages: 3037 - 3046

    

18. The time has come: extending the role of scientists in conservation practices

    • Luiz H. Varzinczak

    Letter to the Editor 26 May 2018 Pages: 3047 - 3048