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Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment - Wiley Online Library

ISSN Print: 1540-9309

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Do dholes kill tigers?

The dangerous life of coconuts

Highwayman fly hijacks fierce trap‐jaw ants

Researcher engagement in policy deemed societally beneficial yet unrewarded

New recruit at the tree line

Principles of translational science education

Bright lights in the big cities: migratory birds’ exposure to artificial light

Punching above their weight: the ecological and social benefits of pop‐up parks

Non‐native species are a global issue for marine protected areas

Dispatches

In the space between: public information officers in science

Ten‐legged floral visitors

Salmon, forage fish, and kelp

Out with proxies, in with biodiversity

Surrogacy in invasion research and management: inferring “impact” from “invasiveness”

Fringehead cirri: for sensing or blending in?

Of mice and maples

The oldest trees in China and where to find them

Science communication in a post‐truth world: promises and pitfalls

Building bridges: communicating between ecologists and faith communities

The Alces alces awards

Challenges in Columbia River fisheries conservation: a response to Duda et al.

Who needs eyes?

Ecology careers in ecotourism

Frozen at low tide

From potential to practical: conserving bees in urban public green spaces

Putting people on the map improves the prioritization of ecosystem services

Environmental justice concerns in the use of offsets

Marine top predators as climate and ecosystem sentinels

NEON scientist: a new career choice in ecology

Bird of the turning tide

Reinforcing the concept of agenda‐driven science: a response to Rohlf

A long‐term assessment of raptor displacement at a wind farm

UV biofluorescence in swallowtail butterfly larvae

High carbon burial rates by small ponds in the landscape

Consequences of global shipping traffic for marine giants

Is fire “for the birds”? How two rare species influence fire management across the US

The giant trees of the Amazon basin

Underestimating the benefits of marine protected areas for the replenishment of fished populations

Energy development reveals blind spots for ecosystem conservation in the Amazon Basin

Seeking pardon from a squeaking moth

Using chemical language to shape future marine health

Do not drop OLD for NEW: conservation needs both forest continuity and stand maturity

Plants in the city: understanding recruitment dynamics in urban landscapes

Wildfires as an ecosystem service

Connectivity for species on the move: supporting climate‐driven range shifts

Dispatches

Widespread shortfalls in protected area resourcing undermine efforts to conserve biodiversity

More than planting trees: career opportunities in ecological restoration

Small hydropower goes unchecked

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