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Routledge Handbook of Insect Conservation

1, 2024

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Scientists' warning to humanity on insect extinctions

Biological conservation, 2020-02, Vol.242, p.108426, Article 108426

2020

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Soil fauna diversity is enhanced by vegetation complexity and no-till planting in regenerative agroecosystems

Agriculture, ecosystems & environment, 2024-06, Vol.367, p.108973, Article 108973

2024

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Litter decomposition is positively related to soil fauna species richness especially in livestock-integrated agricultural fields

Applied soil ecology : a section of Agriculture, ecosystems & environment, 2024-08, Vol.200, p.105461, Article 105461

2024

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Solutions for humanity on how to conserve insects

Biological conservation, 2020-02, Vol.242, p.108427, Article 108427

2020

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Conventional agricultural management negatively affects soil fauna abundance, soil physicochemical quality and multifunctionality

Pedobiologia, 2024-05, Vol.104, p.150961, Article 150961

2024

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Webs of well-designed conservation corridors maintain river ecosystem integrity and biodiversity in plantation mosaics

Biological conservation, 2021-02, Vol.254, p.108965, Article 108965

2021

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High trait diversity among soil arthropods allows their survival in a heterogeneous eco-agricultural mosaic

Soil biology & biochemistry, 2023-11, Vol.186, p.109180, Article 109180

2023

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Short-term arthropod recovery in Eucalyptus plantations after harvesting is not affected by different residue management practices

Forest ecology and management, 2023-06, Vol.537, p.120973, Article 120973

2023

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Timber plantations do not homogenize soil arthropod diversity but do alter species composition

Geoderma, 2022-12, Vol.428, p.116190, Article 116190

2022

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Abandoned fields and high plant diversity support high spider diversity within an agricultural mosaic in a biodiversity hotspot

Biodiversity and conservation, 2020-11, Vol.29 (13), p.3757-3782

2020

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High quality remnant patches in a complex agricultural landscape sustain high spider diversity

Biological conservation, 2020-03, Vol.243, p.108480, Article 108480

2020

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Only multi-taxon studies show the full range of arthropod responses to fire

PloS one, 2018-04, Vol.13 (4), p.e0195414-e0195414

2018

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Divergent fire management leads to multiple beneficial outcomes for butterfly conservation in a production mosaic

The Journal of applied ecology, 2019-06, Vol.56 (6), p.1322-1332

2019

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Applying the umbrella index across aquatic insect taxon sets for freshwater assessment

Ecological indicators, 2019-12, Vol.107, p.105655, Article 105655

2019

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Congruency between adult male dragonflies and their larvae in river systems is relative to spatial grain

Ecological indicators, 2021-05, Vol.124, p.107390, Article 107390

2021

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Conservation of complementary habitat types and small-scale spatial heterogeneity enhance soil arthropod diversity

Journal of environmental management, 2022-09, Vol.317, p.115482-115482, Article 115482

2022

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Ecological and acoustic responses of bush crickets to anthropogenic and natural ecotones

Biodiversity and conservation, 2021-11, Vol.30 (13), p.3859-3878

2021

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Indigenous forest edges increase habitat complexity and refuge opportunities for grassland butterflies

Journal of insect conservation, 2024-02, Vol.28 (1), p.27-41

2024

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Maintaining remnant vegetation along with plant diversification in vineyards is optimal for conserving arthropods in an agricultural mosaic in a biodiversity-rich region

Biodiversity and conservation, 2022-12, Vol.31 (13-14), p.3237-3255

2022

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32 years of essential management to retain value of an urban dragonfly awareness pond

Urban ecosystems, 2021-12, Vol.24 (6), p.1295-1304

2021

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Within‐corridor heterogeneity is more important than corridor design for maintaining butterfly functional and taxonomic diversity

The Journal of applied ecology, 2021-12, Vol.58 (12), p.2734-2746

2021

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Remnant habitat patches provide high value for a wide range of insect species in a timber plantation mosaic

Biodiversity and conservation, 2023-04, Vol.32 (5), p.1755-1775

2023

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Spillover of terrestrial arthropod species and beta diversity in perennial crops relative to spatial scale of land‐use intensity

The Journal of applied ecology, 2020-08, Vol.57 (8), p.1469-1481

2020

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Wandering spiders recover more slowly than web-building spiders after fire

Oecologia, 2019-09, Vol.191 (1), p.231-240

2019

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Routledge Handbook of Insect Conservation

Scientists' warning to humanity on insect extinctions

Soil fauna diversity is enhanced by vegetation complexity and no-till planting in regenerative agroecosystems

Litter decomposition is positively related to soil fauna species richness especially in livestock-integrated agricultural fields

Solutions for humanity on how to conserve insects

Conventional agricultural management negatively affects soil fauna abundance, soil physicochemical quality and multifunctionality

Webs of well-designed conservation corridors maintain river ecosystem integrity and biodiversity in plantation mosaics

High trait diversity among soil arthropods allows their survival in a heterogeneous eco-agricultural mosaic

Short-term arthropod recovery in Eucalyptus plantations after harvesting is not affected by different residue management practices

Timber plantations do not homogenize soil arthropod diversity but do alter species composition

Abandoned fields and high plant diversity support high spider diversity within an agricultural mosaic in a biodiversity hotspot

High quality remnant patches in a complex agricultural landscape sustain high spider diversity

Only multi-taxon studies show the full range of arthropod responses to fire

Divergent fire management leads to multiple beneficial outcomes for butterfly conservation in a production mosaic

Applying the umbrella index across aquatic insect taxon sets for freshwater assessment

Congruency between adult male dragonflies and their larvae in river systems is relative to spatial grain

Conservation of complementary habitat types and small-scale spatial heterogeneity enhance soil arthropod diversity

Ecological and acoustic responses of bush crickets to anthropogenic and natural ecotones

Indigenous forest edges increase habitat complexity and refuge opportunities for grassland butterflies

Maintaining remnant vegetation along with plant diversification in vineyards is optimal for conserving arthropods in an agricultural mosaic in a biodiversity-rich region

32 years of essential management to retain value of an urban dragonfly awareness pond

Within‐corridor heterogeneity is more important than corridor design for maintaining butterfly functional and taxonomic diversity

Remnant habitat patches provide high value for a wide range of insect species in a timber plantation mosaic

Spillover of terrestrial arthropod species and beta diversity in perennial crops relative to spatial scale of land‐use intensity

Wandering spiders recover more slowly than web-building spiders after fire

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