1. Advancing landscape ecology as a science: the need for consistent reporting guidelines

   • Daniela Vetter
   • Ilse Storch
   • John A. Bissonette

   Perspective 30 October 2015 Pages: 469 - 479

   

2. Calculating the configurational entropy of a landscape mosaic

   • Samuel A. Cushman

   Perspective 07 November 2015 Pages: 481 - 489

   

3. Amur tigers and leopards returning to China: direct evidence and a landscape conservation plan

   • Tianming Wang
   • Limin Feng
   • Jianping Ge

   Research Article 25 September 2015 Pages: 491 - 503

   

4. Declines in biodiversity and the abundance of pest species across land use gradients in Southeast Asia

   • Luc Leblanc
   • Michael San Jose
   • Daniel Rubinoff

   Research Article 10 September 2015 Pages: 505 - 516

   

5. Divergent landscape effects on genetic differentiation in two populations of the European pine marten (Martes martes)

   • Jeremy Larroque
   • Sandrine Ruette
   • Sébastien Devillard

   Research Article 07 October 2015 Pages: 517 - 531

   

6. The inclusion of stakeholders and cultural ecosystem services in land management trade-off decisions using an ecosystem services approach

   • Rachel Darvill
   • Zoë Lindo

   Research Article 23 August 2015 Pages: 533 - 545

   

7. Differentiating anthropogenic modification and precipitation-driven change on vegetation productivity on the Mongolian Plateau

   • Ranjeet John
   • Jiquan Chen
   • Jiaguo Qi

   Research Article 28 August 2015 Pages: 547 - 566

   

8. Organic farming affects the biological control of hemipteran pests and yields in spring barley independent of landscape complexity

   • K. Birkhofer
   • F. Arvidsson
   • H. G. Smith

   Research Article 23 August 2015 Pages: 567 - 579

   

9. From past patterns to future potential: using historical ecology to inform river restoration on an intermittent California river

   • Erin E. Beller
   • Peter W. Downs
   • Micha N. Salomon

   Research Article 30 August 2015 Pages: 581 - 600

   

10. Tropical forest regeneration following land abandonment is driven by primary rainforest distribution in an old pastoral region

    • Sean Sloan
    • Miriam Goosem
    • Susan G. Laurance

    Research Article 04 September 2015 Pages: 601 - 618

    

11. Fire legacies impact conifer regeneration across environmental gradients in the U.S. northern Rockies

    • Kerry B. Kemp
    • Philip E. Higuera
    • Penelope Morgan

    Research Article 09 September 2015 Pages: 619 - 636

    

12. A landscape vulnerability framework for identifying integrated conservation and adaptation pathways to climate change: the case of Madagascar’s spiny forest

    • Malika Virah-Sawmy
    • Lindsey Gillson
    • Simon Haberle

    Research Article 08 September 2015 Pages: 637 - 654

    

13. Genetic consequences of forest fragmentation by agricultural land in an arboreal marsupial

    • Melanie L. Lancaster
    • Steven J. B. Cooper
    • Susan M. Carthew

    Research Article 01 October 2015 Pages: 655 - 667

    

14. Measuring and managing resistance and resilience under climate change in northern Great Lake forests (USA)

    • Matthew J. Duveneck
    • Robert M. Scheller

    Research Article 12 September 2015 Pages: 669 - 686

    

15. Does the response of bird assemblages to fire mosaic properties vary among spatial scales and foraging guilds?

    • Emma E. Burgess
    • Martine Maron

    Research Article 12 September 2015 Pages: 687 - 699