Abstract Upwelling exerts a major control on coral-reef development in the eastern tropical Pacific (ETP). Upwelling zones exhibit conditions that … Continue

Abstract Hispaniola (Haiti & Dominican Republic (D.R.)), is the second largest island in the Caribbean and is a hotspot of … Continue

Abstract The Appalachian Mountains, one of the most biologically diverse regions in the temperate world, have been heavily altered by … Continue

Abstract Incorporating paleontological data into the methods and formats familiar to conservation practitioners may facilitate greater use of paleontological data … Continue

Abstract Conservation biologists are increasingly realizing the power of telling stories, which can persuade people to get involved and take … Continue

Abstract Ecosystems across the world are experiencing seemingly unprecedented fire activity due to changes in land use and climate. However, … Continue

Abstract Islands are windows for studying how humans have shaped biogeographic distributions. However, modern diversity patterns on islands are the … Continue

Abstract Caribbean coral reefs started to deteriorate before systematic monitoring began and so questions remain about how reefs have changed … Continue

Abstract In mangroves of South Florida, plant debris accumulates and humifies to form peat. The structure and composition of mangrove … Continue

Abstract Led by Native American resource managers, we have convened a working group across 20+ tribal entities in the north-central … Continue