Volume 26, Number 1 / January 2011
Musacchio, L.R. The grand challenge to operationalize landscape sustainability and the design-in-science paradigm pp. 1-5
Thornton, D.H., Branch L.C. & Sunquist, M.E. The influence of landscape, patch, and within-patch factors on species presence and abundance: a review of focal patch studies pp.7-18
Acevedo, P. et al Past, present and future of wild ungulates in relation to changes in land use pp.19-31
Baggio, J.A. et al. Landscape connectivity and predator–prey population dynamics pp.33-45
Desrochers, A. et al. Integrating GIS and homing experiments to study avian movement costs pp.47-58
Hanberry, B.B. et al. Spatial pattern corrections and sample sizes for forest density estimates of historical tree surveys pp. 59-68
Morzillo, A.T. Ferrari, J.R. & Liu, J. An integration of habitat evaluation, individual based modeling, and graph theory for a potential black bear population recovery in southeastern Texas, USA pp. 69-81
Bergerot, B. et al. Landscape variables impact the structure and composition of butterfly assemblages along an urbanization gradient pp.83-94
Hall, C.J., Jordaan, A. & Frisk, M.G. The historic influence of dams on diadromous fish habitat with a focus on river herring and hydrologic longitudinal connectivity pp.95-107
Koniak, G., Noy-Meir, I. & Perevolotsky, A. Modelling dynamics of ecosystem services basket in Mediterranean landscapes: a tool for rational management pp.109-124
Herrera, J.M., García, D. & Morales, J.M. Matrix effects on plant-frugivore and plant-predator interactions in forest fragments pp. 125-135
Shanahan, D.F., Possingham, H.P. & Riginos, C. Models based on individual level movement predict spatial patterns of genetic relatedness for two Australian forest birds pp. 137-148
Book Review
Killingbeck, K.T. Conservation or Politics?: Aldo Leopold - 1, Karl Marx – 4 By D Johns.
Firmino, A. Cork oak woodlands on the edge: ecology, adaptive management, and restoration By J.Aronson, J.S. Pereira and J. G. Pausas (eds)
Volume 26, Number 2 / February 2011
Research Article
Wulf M. & Rujner, H. A GIS-based method for the reconstruction of the late eighteenth century forest vegetation in the Prignitz region (NE Germany) pp.153-168
du Toit, M.J. & Cilliers, S.S. Aspects influencing the selection of representative urbanization measures to quantify urban–rural gradients pp.169-181
Biamonte, E. et al. Effect of urbanization on the avifauna in a tropical metropolitan area pp.183-194
Flatley, W.T., Lafon, C.W. & Grissino-Mayer, H.D. Climatic and topographic controls on patterns of fire in the southern and central Appalachian Mountains, USA pp.195-209
Tulbure, M.G. et al. Spatial and temporal heterogeneity of agricultural fires in the central United States in relation to land cover and land use pp.211-224
Pierce, A.D. & Taylor, A.H. Fire severity and seed source influence lodgepole pine (Pinus contorta var. murrayana) regeneration in the southern cascades, Lassen volcanic National Park, California pp.225-237
Falk, K.J., Nol, E. & Burke, D.M. Weak effect of edges on avian nesting success in fragmented and forested landscapes in Ontario, Canada pp.239-251
Borda-de-Água,L. et al. Spatio-temporal impacts of roads on the persistence of populations: analytic and numerical approaches pp. 253-265
Hagerty, B.E. et al. Making molehills out of mountains: landscape genetics of the Mojave desert tortoise pp.267-280
Klug, P.E., Wisely, S.M. & With, K.A. Population genetic structure and landscape connectivity of the Eastern Yellowbelly Racer (Coluber constrictor flaviventris) in the contiguous tallgrass prairie of northeastern Kansas, USA pp. 281-294
Book Review
Gallardo-Cruz, J.A. & Schindler, S. Tropical forests revisited By W. P. Carson and S. A. Schnitzer (eds.):
Knoot, T.G. Conservation psychology: understanding and promoting human care for nature By S. Clayton and G. Myers
McSweeney, K. Changing lives and changing science? The merits and limits of “interdependent science” By L. Fortmann (Ed.)