Search Results - "Van der Wal, Rene"
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WiseEye: Next Generation Expandable and Programmable Camera Trap Platform for Wildlife Research
Published in PloS one (11-01-2017)“…The widespread availability of relatively cheap, reliable and easy to use digital camera traps has led to their extensive use for wildlife research, monitoring…”
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Citizen science data reveals the need for keeping garden plant recommendations up-to-date to help pollinators
Published in Scientific reports (24-11-2020)“…Widespread concern over declines in pollinating insects has led to numerous recommendations of which “pollinator-friendly” plants to grow and help turn urban…”
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Temporal trends in opportunistic citizen science reports across multiple taxa
Published in Ambio (01-01-2022)“…Opportunistic reporting of species observations to online platforms provide one of the most extensive sources of information about the distribution and status…”
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Limitations of recreational camera traps for wildlife management and conservation research: A practitioner's perspective
Published in Ambio (01-11-2015)“…The availability of affordable 'recreational' camera traps has dramatically increased over the last decade. We present survey results which show that many…”
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Boundaries of the wolf and the wild: a conceptual examination of the relationship between rewilding and animal reintroduction
Published in Restoration ecology (2016)“…Animal reintroduction and rewilding are two widely appealing and frequently connected forms of ecological restoration. However, the critical assumption that…”
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Are litter decomposition and fire linked through plant species traits?
Published in The New phytologist (01-11-2017)“…Biological decomposition and wildfire are connected carbon release pathways for dead plant material: slower litter decomposition leads to fuel accumulation…”
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Root traits predict decomposition across a landscape-scale grazing experiment
Published in The New phytologist (01-08-2014)“…Root litter is the dominant soil carbon and nutrient input in many ecosystems, yet few studies have considered how root decomposition is regulated at the…”
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High Arctic ecosystem states: Conceptual models of vegetation change to guide long-term monitoring and research
Published in Ambio (01-03-2020)“…Vegetation change has consequences for terrestrial ecosystem structure and functioning and may involve climate feedbacks. Hence, when monitoring ecosystem…”
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Bringing Together Species Observations: A Case Story of Sweden’s Biodiversity Informatics Infrastructures
Published in Minerva (London) (2023)“…Biodiversity informatics produces global biodiversity knowledge through the collection and analysis of biodiversity data using informatics techniques. To do…”
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influence of vegetation type, soil properties and precipitation on the composition of soil mite and microbial communities at the landscape scale
Published in Journal of biogeography (01-07-2010)“…We used a landscape-scale study of birch invasion onto heather moorland to determine the consistency of changes in vegetation type and soil properties and in…”
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Common stories of reintroduction: A discourse analysis of documents supporting animal reintroductions to Scotland
Published in Land use policy (01-10-2012)“…► We analysed policy-related expert documents on animal reintroductions to Scotland. ► In particular, we examined rhetoric and argumentation by identifying…”
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Public and professional views on invasive non-native species – A qualitative social scientific investigation
Published in Biological conservation (01-12-2011)“…► We investigated public and scientific understandings of fundamental concepts in invasion biology. ► Species’ perceived harmfulness and human responsibility…”
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Do herbivores cause habitat degradation or vegetation state transition? Evidence from the tundra
Published in Oikos (01-07-2006)“…Range expansion and increasing densities of large herbivores are held responsible for large-scale habitat degradation in a wide range of natural and…”
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Political decision making, governance shifts and Scottish animal reintroductions: are democratic principles at stake?
Published in Journal of environmental planning and management (01-04-2014)“…Contemporary governance systems have been characterised as 'multi-actor' and 'multi-level', but the consequences of such greater complexity for core principles…”
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Rich local knowledge despite high transience in an Arctic community experiencing rapid environmental change
Published in Humanities & social sciences communications (01-12-2023)“…Environmental monitoring and long-term research produce detailed understanding, but its collective effort does not add up to ‘the environment’ and therefore…”
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Nitrogen deposition enhances moss growth, but leads to an overall decline in habitat condition of mountain moss-sedge heath
Published in Global change biology (01-01-2012)“…Ecosystems are subject to multiple, natural and anthropogenic environmental influences, including nitrogen (N) deposition, land use and climate. Assessment of…”
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Experimental icing affects growth, mortality, and flowering in a high Arctic dwarf shrub
Published in Ecology and evolution (01-04-2016)“…Effects of climate change are predicted to be greatest at high latitudes, with more pronounced warming in winter than summer. Extreme mid‐winter warm spells…”
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High-arctic plants like it hot: a long-term investigation of between-year variability in plant biomass
Published in Ecology (Durham) (01-12-2014)“…The Arctic is viewed as most sensitive to climate warming and subject to a general greening. Yet, summer weather conditions, which differ greatly among years,…”
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The influence of seabird nutrient enrichment and grazing on the structure and function of island soil food webs
Published in Soil biology & biochemistry (01-04-2010)“…Marine inputs from seabirds (in the form of guano) to terrestrial coastal communities play an important role in supporting aboveground food webs. However,…”
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Recovery of ecosystem carbon fluxes and storage from herbivory
Published in Biogeochemistry (01-11-2011)“…The carbon (C) sink strength of arctic tundra is under pressure from increasing populations of arctic breeding geese. In this study we examined how CO2 and CH4…”
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