Urbanization, climate and species traits shape mammal communities from local to continental scales

Global Change Biology, Environmental Change Journal

Urban Wildlife Inst. on X: New @uwi_network paper out in @NatureEcoEvo where we answer how climate change affects urban biodiversity: species respond more strongly and negatively to urbanization in warmer and less

Continental scale structuring of forest and soil diversity via functional traits

The among-city response to urbanization, which we estimated as the

Publications — Urban Wildlife Information Network

Model-predicted relationships between species richness (α diversity)

The adaptive challenge of extreme conditions shapes evolutionary diversity of plant assemblages at continental scales

Among-city effects from the best-fit model of each species estimated

Model-predicted relationships between predicted conservation scores and

Climate shapes mammal community trophic structures and humans simplify them

The within-city relative occupancy of (A) raccoon decreased with

Warming temperatures make life even tougher for urban wildlife – @theU