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Today in "One day one paper", climate change will reduce suitable habitats for B arachnoides (~61%) and B. hypoxanthus (~44%) by 2090 in Brazil's Atlantic Forest, shifting their ranges northeastward, concentrating remaining populations in the coastal forest.Inland populations face extinction risks🌎

Coupled Model Development for Assessing Fish Spawning–Hatching Habitat Suitability and Ecological Connectivity | Ecosystem Health and Sustainability River damming profoundly disrupts aquatic ecosystems by altering spawning and hatching habitat conditions and compromising the ecological connectivity essential for migratory fish reproduction. Accura...

Good morning everyone. Today in "One day, one paper", this study develops a coupled 2D model to assess spawning-hatching habitat suitability and ecological connectivity for migratory fish in dammed rivers, integrating hydrodynamics, temperature, and dissolved gas 🌎

Eight strategies for human–wolf coexistence and their application to Swiss governance gaps Increasing conservation efforts have led to increases in wolf populations in Europe. However, the resulting conservation conflicts erode conservation …

Hello. Today in "One day, one paper", the article outlines eight human-wolf coexistence strategies via the IAD framework. Two key gaps: financial incentives and community-based conservation, are key to reducing conflict and strengthening rural support. 🌎

Direct and indirect impacts of beaver ecosystem engineering have mixed effects on bats across feeding guilds This article highlights a recent study reporting cascade effects of beaver ecosystem engineering, which positively impact bat populations. Importantly the study authors show behavioural responses wit...

Good morning everyone. Today in “One day, one paper”, beaver engineering boosts bat diversity and foraging via canopy heterogeneity, deadwood, and arthropods. Mid-range echolocators benefit most; short- and long-range guilds show mixed or negative responses, revealing complex ecological effects 🌎

Restoration induced long‐term vegetation change in oligotrophic peatlands Here we show that restoration increases the resemblance to undrained peatlands, with little differences between the tree harvesting methods. We suggest that Sphagnum moss cover could be used in monit....

Hi. Today in “One day, one paper”,restoration of oligotrophic peatlands via ditch filling and tree harvesting induces non-linear vegetation shifts.Sedges respond quickly; Sphagnum mosses recover more slowly. Similarity to undrained peatlands increases, highlighting the need for long-term monitoring🌎

Goord morning everyone. Today in "One day, one paper", in the marsh-forest ecotone, plant competition prevails over facilitation, even under salinity and shade stress. Forest canopy removal boosts salt grass migration but demands active management to prevent invasions. 🌎 🍁

Landscape and crop diversity contributes to greater yield stability These findings underscore the importance of promoting crop diversity and maintaining heterogeneous agricultural landscapes, particularly in pollinator-dependent crops. Promoting diverse agricultural ...

Hello people. Today in "One day, one paper" crop and landscape diversity enhance yield stability under climate change. This is especially relevant for pollinator-dependent crops, which benefit from diverse habitats, ecological connectivity, and balanced rainfall regimes 🌎

Tracking mangrove ecosystem dynamics: A remote sensing approach for species classification and conservation assessment Biodiversity among mangrove species is crucial for ecosystem health and resilience but is increasingly threatened by human activities and inadequate r…

Good morning everyone. Today in "One day, one paper", satellite monitoring shows a 21.6% mangrove increase in Thailand (1987–2022). Monoculture restorations lack diversity. An ecological approach is proposed to conserve species and enhance ecosystem resilience 🌎
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Resource suitability drives low use of avian‐excavated tree cavities: A multi‐state occupancy dynamics approach Birds that nest in tree cavities are sometimes dependent on a few cavity-excavating bird species to make nesting sites available. Such interdependency, however, does not always materialize because ex...

Good morning everyone. Today in "One day, one paper", in the Atlantic Forest, bird-excavated cavities are rarely reused. Why? Not scarcity, but low suitability. Multi-state models show they often shift from occupied to empty rather than being reused 🌎

Hi. Today in “One day, one paper”, long-term, high-resolution data boosts species distribution models. Dynamic SDMs outperform static ones, especially for migratory and small-bodied birds. Investing in multi-year biodiversity monitoring is key for reliable conservation planning under global change🌎

Great point! The study shows that when it comes to taking action, policy design is key. Public support increases if wealthy countries pay more, if nature (in its intrinsic value) is prioritized over the economy, and if financing schemes don’t rely on a general tax increase.

Mass support for conserving 30% of the Earth by 2030: Experimental evidence from five continents | PNAS Rapid global expansion of protected areas is critical for safeguarding biodiversity but depends on political action for successful implementation. ...

Good morning people. Today in “One day, one paper”, A new global study reveals massive public support for the #30x30 target. People favor rich countries paying more and prioritizing nature, showing that large-scale conservation is politically viable 🌎

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Hi everyone. Today in "One day, one paper", a new machine learning framework predicts plant invasion risk in the Caribbean with >90% accuracy using pre-introduction traits. Habitat affiliation and invasion history are key predictors, enabling proactive, data-driven biosecurity before introductions 🌎

Cumulative impacts to global marine ecosystems projected to more than double by mid-century Pressures from human activities are expected to increase substantially, affecting marine ecosystems globally. To plan for a sustainable future, we need to forecast the distributions of cumulative…

Hello everyone. Today in "One day, one paper", global cumulative impacts on marine ecosystems are projected to >double by mid-century, driven by ocean warming and fisheries. Coastal habitats face the highest total impacts, while offshore and tropical regions will experience the fastest increase 🌎

Validating habitat suitability models for pine marten (Martes martes) reintroductions to England and Wales We present a validated HSM for pine martens in Britain which can be used to identify areas for future reintroduction projects, such as Devon and Cumbria, as well as areas where woodland planting coul...

Hi everyone. Today in "One day, one paper", validating a habitat suitability model (HSM) for UK pine marten reintroductions shows it predicts presences well but fails on absences. Woodland cover (3km scale) is the key driver. The authors present an updated HSM to guide future conservation efforts 🍁🌎

Drivers of the pre-season drought thresholds triggering earlier autumn foliar senescence in the Northern Hemisphere - Nature Communications Global warming can delay autumn leaf senescence, but warming-related droughts may cause leaves to age earlier. This study shows that pre-season droughts are associated with earlier leaf senescence…

In "One day, one paper", a bayesian framework on N. Hemisphere data identifies pre-season drought thresholds that trigger earlier autumn senescence.The propagation of meteorological to soil drought is the key driver. Projections show vegetation will become more sensitive to drought in the future🍁🌎

Today in "One day, one paper", Using machine learning in a tropical dry forest, this study reveals pollination syndromes are dynamic. The importance of specific floral traits to pollinators shifts significantly across seasons and habitat types, challenging the static view of these interactions 🍁 🌎

Hello. Today in "One day, one paper", a mixed-methods valuation of Virginia marshes reveals they provide $90M/yr in services (3.3% of local GDP). Surveys show a disconnect: decision-makers undervalue recreation, a service highly prized by local fishers, risking unforeseen economic impacts 🌎

Hello people. Today in "One day, one paper" long-term data on B. terrestris queens shows wet years reduce fitness, while warmth has complex seasonal effects. Climate in late summer/winter, which impacts queen resource stores before and during hibernation, is critical for spring reproduction 🌎

Uncovering diversity and abundance patterns of CO2-fixing microorganisms in peatlands - npj Biodiversity npj Biodiversity - Uncovering diversity and abundance patterns of CO2-fixing microorganisms in peatlands

Good morning. Today in "One day, one paper", metabarcoding reveals CO₂-fixing microbes (CFMs) are abundant (up to 40% of bacteria) and diverse in peatlands. Models show CFM abundance is directly driven by community richness, with the environment as an indirect driver of this key C-cycle component 🌎

Good morning everyone. Today, in "One day, one paper", US coastal radar shows offshore bird migration is 13-20% lower and more concentrated (fewer peak nights) than terrestrial migration. These patterns enable dynamic conservation, like targeted wind turbine curtailment, to mitigate collision risk 🌎

Good morning everyone. Today in "One day, one paper", in Thailand, 36-yr Landsat & low-tide Sentinel data tracked mangrove dynamics. The method mapped species (83.6% acc.) , revealing a 21.6% expansion , but showed rehabilitated stands are low-diversity monocultures 🌎

Climate rather than overgrazing explains most rangeland primary productivity change in Mongolia Rangelands are Earth’s dominant land type, supporting the livelihoods of more than 2 billion people. Concerns about rangeland degradation typically focus on overgrazing. But climate change may be a…

Hi people. Today in "One day, one paper", a quasi-experimental study in Mongolia finds climate change, not overgrazing, is the main driver of long-term rangeland productivity change. Herd size effects are modest and short-term, while climate impacts are an order of magnitude larger 🌎

Tropical biodiversity loss from land-use change is severely underestimated by local-scale assessments - Nature Ecology & Evolution Analysis of data on 971 bird species in natural habitat and cattle pasture in Colombia finds that near-national-scale losses of bird diversity greatly exceed losses recorded at the local scale,…

Hello everyone. Today in "One day, one paper", a large-scale bird study in Colombia finds local assessments underestimate biodiversity loss from forest-to-pasture conversion by 60%. This scale-dependent loss is driven by biotic homogenization, which erases high beta-diversity 🌎

Global Coastal Biogeographic Boundaries: Unveiling the Nature of Processes Shaping the Distribution of Marine Biodiversity Aim Identify biogeographic boundaries that delineate the distribution of species assemblages along global non-insular coastlines, characterise the potential barriers responsible for biogeographic…

Good morning everyone. Today in "One day, one paper", global data analysis (OBIS/GBIF) identifies 51 coastal biogeographic boundaries, realigning 23 provinces. Strong thermohaline gradients from currents, upwelling, and river discharge are the primary drivers shaping these divisions 🌎

Hello. BIOMOD2 ensemble model projects global potential wetland distribution. Mean temperature of the warmest quarter is the key driver. A significant area reduction and a shift to higher latitudes are predicted by the 2080s, redefining conservation priorities for countries like Russia and Canada 🌎

Tropical deforestation is associated with considerable heat-related mortality - Nature Climate Change The authors assess the impacts of tropical deforestation and its subsequent local warming on human heat-related mortality. They estimate that deforestation-related warming (+0.27 °C) is associated…

Good morning. Today in "One day, one paper", tropical deforestation from 2001–2020 caused 0.27 °C local warming, exposing 345 million people and leading to 28,000 annual heat-related deaths. Southeast Asia, Africa, and the Americas are most affected, highlighting climate-linked health risks 🌎

Today in "One day, one paper", vegetation restoration in degraded karst ecosystems strengthens trophic interactions in soil micro-food webs. Enhanced energy flow among nematodes and microbes improves soil structure and boosts carbon storage, with natural regeneration showing the strongest effects 🌎

Genomic signatures indicate biodiversity loss in an endemic island ant fauna Insect populations have declined worldwide, but the extent and drivers of these declines are debated. Most studies rely on field surveys performed in the past century, leaving gaps in our…

Good morning . Today in "One day, one paper", 79% of Fiji’s endemic ant species have declined since human arrival (~3000 years ago), with acceleration in the past 300. Disturbance-tolerant species are expanding. Community genomics reveals island species’ vulnerability to anthropogenic change 🌎

Good morning everyone. Today in "One day, one paper", restored wetlands extend bats’ foraging window by complementing aquatic insect emergence from urban streams. This synergy is context-dependent, underscoring the importance of spatial design in ecological restoration 🌎