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skip to main content this journal anywhere search term advanced search citation search search search term advanced search citation search search login / register journals functional ecology journal of animal ecology journal of applied ecology journal of ecology methods in ecology and evolution people and nature join the bes bes.org journal list menu journal more from this journal articles actions tools follow journal journal of applied ecology editors: jos barlow, nathalie pettorelli, phil stephens, martin nuñez and michael bode impact factor: 5.74 isi journal citation reports © ranking 2017: 4/55 (biodiversity conservation) 13/158 (ecology) online issn: 1365-2664 latest issue > volume 55, issue 4 july 2018 navigation bar menu home home about read full aims and scope editorial board subscribe permissions contact us author guidelines society information browse accepted articles early view current issue all issues virtual issues special features follow journal alert twitter channel facebook page rss channel journal overview journal of applied ecology publishes novel, high-impact papers on the interface between ecological science and the management of biological resources. featured in journal of applied ecology “the carp‐n neutral project”: removal, processing and reuse of invasive fish in local terrestrial conservation projects how can one ‘pest’ species actually support conservation and restoration? through this practitioner’s perspective and the ‘carp‐n neutral project’, david et al. aim to demonstrate just that. offering practical insights, the authors present an invasive fish management programme that involves removing unwanted organisms from one habitat and converting them into benefits for other initiatives. spatial prioritisation of eu's life‐nature programme to strengthen the conservation impact of natura 2000 in this policy direction, the authors propose prioritisation exercises to inform a top‐down eu regulation mechanism by providing lists of site and species priorities that better reflect european conservation needs. grower and regulator conflict in management of the citrus disease huanglongbing in brazil: a modelling study the latest editor’s choice uses a mathematical model to explore the effects of spraying insecticide and removing diseased plants to prevent further infections. using the citrus disease, huanglongbing in brazil as an example, the authors call for early detection and co-ordinated spraying amongst growers. chaparral bird community responses to prescribed fire and shrub removal in three management seasons by comparing two california chaparral management techniques, newman et al. show how prescribed fire and mastication are not interchangeable and that mastication negatively impacts bird communities, altering guild structure and reducing both diversity and abundance. water availability drives urban tree growth responses to herbivory and warming focusing on urban forests, meineke and frank show how water stress not only reduces the growth of trees but also exacerbates effects of warming and insect pests on tree growth too. based on this, the authors call for management strategies that focus on tree hydration in cities. browse articles recently published most cited early view free access an experimental test of whether pyrodiversity promotes mammal diversity in a northern australian savanna hugh f. davies michael a. mccarthy willie rioli josé puruntatameri willie roberts colin kerinaiua vivian kerinauia kim brooks womatakimi alan n. andersen brett p. murphy journal of applied ecology first published: &nbsp2; may 2018 abstract full text pdf pdf references free access “the carp‐n neutral project”: removal, processing and reuse of invasive fish in local terrestrial conservation projects bruno osvaldo david deniz özkundakci michael pingram david bergin michael bergin journal of applied ecology pages: &nbsp1567-1574; first published: &nbsp26; march 2018 abstract full text pdf pdf references request permissions related plant species respond similarly to chronic anthropogenic disturbance: implications for conservation decision‐making alejandra martínez‐blancas horacio paz gerardo a. salazar carlos martorell journal of applied ecology pages: &nbsp1860-1870; first published: &nbsp24; march 2018 abstract full text pdf pdf references request permissions open access projecting the recovery of a long‐lived deep‐sea coral species after the deepwater horizon oil spill using state‐structured models fanny girard katriona shea charles r. fisher journal of applied ecology pages: &nbsp1812-1822; first published: &nbsp5; march 2018 abstract full text pdf pdf references request permissions a unified model for optimizing riverscape conservation tibor erős jesse r. o'hanley istván czeglédi journal of applied ecology pages: &nbsp1871-1883; first published: &nbsp5; march 2018 abstract full text pdf pdf references request permissions abstract finding a balance between conservation and ecosystem services provision should give more consideration to connectivity restoration planning, especially in multi‐use riverscapes. we present the first modelling framework to directly integrate and optimize river conservation and connectivity restoration planning. this framework can help conservation managers to account better for connectivity, resulting in more effective catchment scale maintenance of biological integrity and ecosystem services delivery. free access grower and regulator conflict in management of the citrus disease huanglongbing in brazil: a modelling study andrew p. craig nik j. cunniffe matthew parry francisco f. laranjeira christopher a. gilligan journal of applied ecology pages: &nbsp1956-1965; first published: &nbsp5; february 2018 abstract full text pdf pdf references request permissions abstract editor's choice quantifying floristic and structural forest maturity: an attribute‐based method for wet eucalypt forests laura g. galen gregory j. jordan robert a. musk nicholas j. beeton timothy j. wardlaw susan c. baker journal of applied ecology pages: &nbsp1668-1681; first published: &nbsp16; february 2018 abstract full text pdf pdf references request permissions abstract the metrics developed in this study provide a powerful tool for undertaking consistent assessments of wet eucalypt forest maturity. this assessment tool could improve forest management by providing information to optimise practices such as prioritising stands for retention or harvesting, determining the effectiveness of restoration or management practices and monitoring changes in maturity over time. the method could be adapted to any forest system that undergoes well‐defined directional development. from unburnt to salvage logged: quantifying bird responses to different levels of disturbance severity david b. lindenmayer lachlan mcburney david blair jeff wood sam c. banks journal of applied ecology pages: &nbsp1626-1636; first published: &nbsp24; february 2018 abstract full text pdf pdf references request permissions abstract all forms of logging on burned sites impaired recovery in bird species richness relative to sites subject to high‐severity fire. alterations in stand structure and plant species composition (and hence modification in bird habitat suitability) due to logging are the most likely reasons for reduced bird species richness and delayed patterns of recovery. this study highlights the importance for native bird species of retaining patches of unlogged forest not only within otherwise clearcut forest, but also in areas that are burned and subject to salvage logging. we therefore suggest that the adoption of retention harvesting be expanded to include stands disturbed by wildfires. the importance of individual heterogeneity for interpreting faecal glucocorticoid metabolite levels in wildlife studies joy coppes jim‐lino kämmerle mirjam willert annette kohnen rupert palme veronika braunisch journal of applied

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