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Disentangling the relative effect of light pollution, impervious surfaces and intensive agriculture on bat activity with a national-scale monitoring program
Habitat type, food resources, noise and light pollution explain the species composition, abundance and stability of a winter bird assemblage in an urban environment
Local-scale habitat configuration makes a niche for wildlife encroaching into an urban landscape: grubbing sites of wild boar Sus scrofa in a city matrix
RETRACTED ARTICLE: The effect of transport infrastructure (road, rail, and air) investments on economic growth and environmental pollution and testing the validity of EKC in China, India, Japan, and Russia
Contrasting effects of light and noise pollution interact with natural vegetation remnants: Human-related indicators of the habitat suitability for ungulates in the urban landscape
Drivers of roe deer use in fragmented forest landscapes; implications for current and future management in the context of policy driven forest expansion
The Crimean‐Congo haemorrhagic fever tick vectorHyalomma marginatumin the south of France: Modelling its distribution and determination of factors influencing its establishment in a newly invaded area
RETRACTED: Empirical analysis of the impact of China–Japan–South Korea transportation infrastructure investment on environmental degradation and the validity of the environmental Kuznets curve hypothesis
Measurement and Curb of Light Pollution Risk Levels
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