A landscape-based approach for delineating hotspots of wildlife-vehicle collisionsSNOW, Nathan P; WILLIAMS, David M; PORTER, William F et al.Landscape ecology. 2014, Vol 29, Num 5, pp 817-829, issn 0921-2973, 13 p.Article

A new data aggregation technique to improve landscape metric downscalingFRAZIER, Amy E.Landscape ecology. 2014, Vol 29, Num 7, pp 1261-1276, issn 0921-2973, 16 p.Article

Assessing and comparing risk to climate changes among forested locations: implications for ecosystem servicesMATTHEWS, Stephen N; IVERSON, Louis R; PETERS, Matthew P et al.Landscape ecology. 2014, Vol 29, Num 2, pp 213-228, issn 0921-2973, 16 p.Article

Continuous predictors of species distributions support categorically stronger inference than ordinal and nominal classes: an example with urban batsCARYL, F. M; HAHS, A. K; LUMSDEN, L. F et al.Landscape ecology. 2014, Vol 29, Num 7, pp 1237-1248, issn 0921-2973, 12 p.Article

Evidence for a direct negative effect of habitat fragmentation on forest herb functional diversitySONNIER, Gregory; JAMONEAU, Aurélien; DECOCQ, Guillaume et al.Landscape ecology. 2014, Vol 29, Num 5, pp 857-866, issn 0921-2973, 10 p.Article

Factors affecting the persistence of traditional agricultural landscapes in Slovakia during the collectivization of agricultureLIESKOVSKY, Juraj; KENDERESSY, Pavol; SPULEROVA, Jana et al.Landscape ecology. 2014, Vol 29, Num 5, pp 867-877, issn 0921-2973, 11 p.Article

Feedbacks between deforestation, climate, and hydrology in the Southwestern Amazon: implications for the provision of ecosystem servicesLIMA, Letícia S; COE, Michael T; SOARES, Britaldo S et al.Landscape ecology. 2014, Vol 29, Num 2, pp 261-274, issn 0921-2973, 14 p.Article

Functional connectivity and matrix quality: network analysis for a critically endangered New Zealand lizardHARRIS, Kimberley M; DICKINSON, Katharine J. M; WHIGHAM, Peter A et al.Landscape ecology. 2014, Vol 29, Num 1, pp 41-53, issn 0921-2973, 13 p.Article

Landscape effects on mallard habitat selection at multiple spatial scales during the non-breeding periodBEATTY, William S; WEBB, Elisabeth B; KESLER, Dylan C et al.Landscape ecology. 2014, Vol 29, Num 6, pp 989-1000, issn 0921-2973, 12 p.Article

Linking ecological condition and the soundscape in fragmented Australian forestsTUCKER, David; GAGE, Stuart H; WILLIAMSON, Ian et al.Landscape ecology. 2014, Vol 29, Num 4, pp 745-758, issn 0921-2973, 14 p.Article

Living on the edge: quantifying the structure of a fragmented forest landscape in EnglandRIUTTA, Terhi; SLADE, Eleanor M; MORECROFT, Michael D et al.Landscape ecology. 2014, Vol 29, Num 6, pp 949-961, issn 0921-2973, 13 p.Article

Movement ecology of wolves across an industrial landscape supporting threatened populations of woodland caribouEHLERS, Libby P. W; JOHNSON, Chris J; SEIP, Dale R et al.Landscape ecology. 2014, Vol 29, Num 3, pp 451-465, issn 0921-2973, 15 p.Article

Predictors of bark beetle activity and scale-dependent spatial heterogeneity change during the course of an outbreak in a subalpine forestNELSON, Kellen N; ROCCA, Monique E; DISKIN, Matthew et al.Landscape ecology. 2014, Vol 29, Num 1, pp 97-109, issn 0921-2973, 13 p.Article

Quantifying landscape connectivity through the use of connectivity response curvesERNST, Bevan W.Landscape ecology. 2014, Vol 29, Num 6, pp 963-978, issn 0921-2973, 16 p.Article

Quantifying spatial-temporal change in land-cover and carbon storage among exurban residential parcelsQINGXU HUANG; ROBINSON, Derek T; PARKER, Dawn C et al.Landscape ecology. 2014, Vol 29, Num 2, pp 275-291, issn 0921-2973, 17 p.Article

Realigning the land-sharing/land-sparing debate to match conservation needs: considering diversity scales and land-use historyVON WEHRDEN, Henrik; ABSON, David J; BECKMANN, Michael et al.Landscape ecology. 2014, Vol 29, Num 6, pp 941-948, issn 0921-2973, 8 p.Article

Sensitivity of landscape resistance estimates based on point selection functions to scale and behavioral state: pumas as a case studyZELLER, Katherine A; MCGARIGAL, Kevin; BEIER, Paul et al.Landscape ecology. 2014, Vol 29, Num 3, pp 541-557, issn 0921-2973, 17 p.Article

The relative influence of catchment and site variables on fish and macroinvertebrate richness in cerrado biome streamsMACEDO, Diego R; HUGHES, Robert M; CALLISTO, Marcos et al.Landscape ecology. 2014, Vol 29, Num 6, pp 1001-1016, issn 0921-2973, 16 p.Article

Thresholds of landscape change: a new tool to manage green infrastructure and social-economic developmentWENPING LIU; HOLST, Jirko; ZHENRONG YU et al.Landscape ecology. 2014, Vol 29, Num 4, pp 729-743, issn 0921-2973, 15 p.Article

Using indicators of land-use development intensity to assess the condition of coastal wetlands in Hawai'iMARGRITER, Sandra C; BRULAND, Gregory L; KUDRAY, Gregory M et al.Landscape ecology. 2014, Vol 29, Num 3, pp 517-528, issn 0921-2973, 12 p.Article

Precipitation, fire and demographic bottleneck dynamics in Serengeti tree populationsHOLDO, Ricardo M; ANDERSON, T. Michael; MORRISON, Thomas et al.Landscape ecology. 2014, Vol 29, Num 9, pp 1613-1623, issn 0921-2973, 11 p.Article

Integration of ecosystem services in spatial planning: a survey on regional planners' viewsMASCARENHAS, André; RAMOS, Tomás B; HAASE, Dagmar et al.Landscape ecology. 2014, Vol 29, Num 8, pp 1287-1300, issn 0921-2973, 14 p.Article

What ecosystem services information do users want? Investigating interests and requirements among landscape and regional planners in GermanyALBERT, Christian; HAUCK, Jennifer; BUHR, Nina et al.Landscape ecology. 2014, Vol 29, Num 8, pp 1301-1313, issn 0921-2973, 13 p.Article

Opportunities and challenges for mainstreaming ecosystem services in development planning: perspectives from a landscape levelSITAS, Nadia; PROZESKY, Heidi E; ESLER, Karen J et al.Landscape ecology. 2014, Vol 29, Num 8, pp 1315-1331, issn 0921-2973, 17 p.Article

A streamlined approach for the spatial allocation of fuel removals in wildland-urban interfaces : Coupled Natural and Human Systems: A Landscape Ecology PerspectiveELIA, Mario; LAFORTEZZA, Raffaele; COLANGELO, Giuseppe et al.Landscape ecology. 2014, Vol 29, Num 10, pp 1771-1784, issn 0921-2973, 14 p.Conference Paper