1. Nine biomes and nine challenges for the conservation genetics of Neotropical species, the case of the vulnerable giant anteater (Myrmecophaga tridactyla)

   • Flávia Regina Miranda
   • Arielli Fabrício Machado
   • Sofia Marques Silva

   Review Paper 01 August 2022 Pages: 2515 - 2541

   

2. The conservation of non-marine molluscs in South America: where we are and how to move forward

   • Igor C. Miyahira
   • Cristhian Clavijo
   • Robert H. Cowie

   Review Paper 30 June 2022 Pages: 2543 - 2574

   

3. Variable effects of forest diversity on invasions by non-native insects and pathogens

   • Samuel F. Ward
   • Andrew M. Liebhold
   • Songlin Fei

   Original Paper 25 June 2022 Pages: 2575 - 2586

   

4. Amphibian phylogenetic diversity in the face of future climate change: not so good news for the chilean biodiversity hotspot

   • Leonardo J. Rodriguez
   • Olga A. Barbosa
   • Leonardo D. Bacigalupe

   Original Paper 21 July 2022 Pages: 2587 - 2603

   

5. Correction: Amphibian phylogenetic diversity in the face of future climate change: not so good news for the Chilean biodiversity hotspot

   • Leonardo J. Rodriguez
   • Olga A. Barbosa
   • Leonardo D. Bacigalupe

   Correction 11 August 2022 Pages: 2605 - 2606

6. Human presence drives bobcat interactions among the U.S. carnivore guild

   • Tru Hubbard
   • Michael V. Cove
   • Diana J.R. Lafferty

   Original Paper 29 June 2022 Pages: 2607 - 2624

   

7. Niche shift in invasive species: is it a case of “home away from home” or finding a “new home”?

   • Aravind N.A.
   • Maanya Uma Shaanker
   • Ravikanth G

   Original Paper 06 July 2022 Pages: 2625 - 2638

   

8. Interactive effects of rangeland management and rainfall on dung beetle diversity

   • Lavhelesani D. Simba
   • James S. Pryke
   • Colleen L. Seymour

   Original Paper 20 July 2022 Pages: 2639 - 2656

   

9. Long-term changes in bryophyte diversity of central European managed forests depending on site environmental features

   • Cecilia Cacciatori
   • Janusz Czerepko
   • Paweł Lech

   Original Paper Open access 11 July 2022 Pages: 2657 - 2681

   

10. Small mammal diversity of a poorly known and threatened Amazon region, the Tapajós Area of Endemism

    • Joyce Rodrigues do Prado
    • Rita G. Rocha
    • Leonora Pires Costa

    Original Paper 09 July 2022 Pages: 2683 - 2697

    

11. One bat’s waste is another man’s treasure: a DNA metabarcoding approach for the assessment of biodiversity and ecosystem services in Ireland using bat faeces

    • Thomas G. Curran
    • Samuel S. Browett
    • Denise B. O’Meara

    Original Paper 04 July 2022 Pages: 2699 - 2722

    

12. Spatial and temporal segregation in dung beetles (Coleoptera: Scarabaeinae) in the Cerrado of Central Brazil

    • Pedro Henrique de Oliveira Ribeiro
    • Pedro Henrique Brum Togni
    • Marina Regina Frizzas

    Original Paper 09 July 2022 Pages: 2723 - 2740

    

13. Moss cover and browsing scores as sustainability indicators of mountain ungulate populations in Mediterranean environments

    • P. Refoyo
    • M. Peláez
    • R. Perea

    Original Paper Open access 19 July 2022 Pages: 2741 - 2761

    

14. Prediction of the minimum effective size of a population viable in the long term

    • Noelia Pérez-Pereira
    • Jinliang Wang
    • Armando Caballero

    Original Paper Open access 11 July 2022 Pages: 2763 - 2780

    

15. Improving citizen science data for long-term monitoring of plant species in the Netherlands

    • Arco J. van Strien
    • Jelle S. van Zweden
    • Baudewijn Odé

    Original Paper Open access 18 July 2022 Pages: 2781 - 2796

    

16. GBIF information is not enough: national database improves the inventory completeness of Amazonian epiphytes

    • Matheus L. de Araujo
    • Adriano C. Quaresma
    • Flavio N. Ramos

    Original Paper 29 July 2022 Pages: 2797 - 2815

    

17. Sturgeons in large rivers: detecting the near-extinct needles in a haystack via eDNA metabarcoding from water samples

    • Paul Meulenbroek
    • Thomas Hein
    • Didier Pont

    Original Paper Open access 16 July 2022 Pages: 2817 - 2832

    

18. Biodiversity associated with restored small-scale mussel habitats has restoration decision implications

    • Emilee D. Benjamin
    • Sean J. Handley
    • Jenny R. Hillman

    Original Paper Open access 06 August 2022 Pages: 2833 - 2855

    

19. Grazing conserves threatened carabid beetles in semi-natural calcareous grasslands better than mowing, especially at low intensities

    • Nicholas A. Barber
    • Nikki Sauer
    • Fabian A. Boetzl

    Original Paper 29 July 2022 Pages: 2857 - 2873

    

20. Open vegetation formations (grasslands and savannahs) support a higher diversity of Cetoniidae (Insecta: Coleoptera) than forest formations in the brazilian Cerrado

    • Juliane Evangelista
    • Charles M. Oliveira
    • Marina Regina Frizzas

    Original Paper 24 August 2022 Pages: 2875 - 2892

    

21. Reimagining the wilderness ethic to include “people and nature”

    • Bernard W.T. Coetzee
    • Sam M. Ferriera
    • Izak P.J. Smit

    Commentary 04 July 2022 Pages: 2893 - 2898

22. Legal deforestation can jeopardize plant diversity conservation in an agricultural frontier in the brazilian Cerrado: a spatial explicit contribution to Santana and Simon (2022)

    • João Pompeu

    Letter to the Editor 05 July 2022 Pages: 2899 - 2903