Restoration Ecology

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Overcoming barriers to reef restoration: field‐based method for approximate genotyping of Acropora cervicornis	74
Twenty‐five years of change in forest structure and nesting behavior of Hawaiʻi ʻelepaio	68
Outcomes associated with translocation techniques vary between two closely related and critically imperiled plant species	67
Correction to “The Distance to Reference Communities Index (DRCI): a new tool to assess communities' restoration success”	65
Addressing barriers to proactive restoration of at‐risk sagebrush communities: a causal layered analysis	63
Actions to achieve rapid coral self‐attachment: insights from outplanting nails, coral orientation, and substrate biological condition	62
Linking below‐ and aboveground indicators under different forest restoration interventions in a mosaic landscape with different land‐use legacies	53
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Disturbance reduces the moss‐dominated biocrust inhibition on infiltration and improves soil moisture storage within the Loess Plateau, China	47
Propagating eelgrass (Zostera marina) from cuttings in land–sea combination systems: a novel method to improve the sustainability of seagrass restoration	45
Natural deadwood hosts more diverse pioneering wood‐inhabiting fungal communities than restored deadwood	43
Impact of invasive plant management on soil activity and litter decomposition in a tropical forest restoration	42
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Carbon content and allometric models to estimate aboveground biomass for forest areas under restoration	37
How have RPAS helped monitor forests and what can we apply in forest restoration monitoring?	36
GA3‐mediated reforestation pioneering mechanism of actinorhizal Elaeagnus conferta Roxb. in the slashed and burnt shifting cultivation lands in India's megadiversity hotsp	34
Empirical test of increasing genetic variation via inter‐population crossing for native plant restoration in variable environments	34
Avian translocations restore dual interaction networks in an island ecosystem	31
Wild by Design: The Rise of Ecological Restoration. LauraMartin (2022) Harvard University Press, Cambridge, MA, U.S.A., 336 pages, $39.95 (hardcover), ISBN 9780674979420 (hardbac	31
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Efficacy of strip seeding to restore grassland plant communities	28
Land–sea linkages depend on macroalgal species, predator invasion history in a New Zealand archipelago	28
Restoration and replication: a case study on the value of computational reproducibility assessment	26

Common, showy, and perennial species dominate a restoration species pool	25
Effects of site conditions on regeneration of African mahogany (Khaya anthotheca) in a semi‐deciduous East African tropical rainforest	24
Soil invertebrate and microbial activity rehabilitation by compost application after road construction and volcanic disturbance	23
Integrated analysis of aboveground and belowground indicators support a comprehensive evaluation of ecosystem recovery	22
Effects of forest preservation, livestock exclusion, and use of shrubs as potential nurses on planting success of an endangered tree	22
Lessons learned from a conservation translocation of a microendemic habitat specialist	22
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Vegetative propagation of native tree species: an alternative restoration strategy for the tropical Andes	20
A Framework for Community Ecology: Species Pools, Filters, and Traits, Paul A.Keddy and Daniel C.Laughlin (2022) Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, U.K., 370 pages, $44.99 (paperback), ISBN	20
Natural rock roughness as a key parameter for optimizing seedling adhesion and restoration of the seagrass Posidonia oceanica in its native environment	19
Restoration ecology of arid lands (RE‐AL)	19
Silviculture treatments hasten seedling growth on seismic disturbances in boreal treed fens	19
“Set and forget” does not work when it comes to fissure roosts carved into live trees for bats	19
Where to start? A new citizen science, remote sensing approach to map recreational disturbance and other degraded areas for restoration planning	19
Use of citizen science datasets to test effects of grazing exclusion and replanting on Australian woodland birds	19
Ecosystem carbon exchange and nitrogen removal rates in two 33‐year‐old constructed salt marshes are similar to those in a nearby natural marsh	18
Can delaying germination reduce barriers to successful emergence for early‐germinating, fall‐sown native bunchgrass seeds in cold deserts?	18
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Evaluating biological properties of topsoil for post‐mining ecological restoration: different assessment methods give different results	18
A new in situ method showed greater persistence of added soil organic matter in natural than restored wetlands	18
Tidal restoration of a managed wetland in California favors non‐native fishes	18
Equivocal associations between small‐scale shoreline restoration and subtidal fishes in an urban estuary	18
Precise vegetation restoration in arid regions based on potential natural vegetation and potential normalized difference vegetation index	17
Fire reduces Russian olive seed germination and seedling survival with increasing fuel load	17
Under drought conditions, fungicide seed coating does not increase emergence of two native grass species in sagebrush stands of the Intermountain West, U.S.A.	17
Alpine restoration: planting and seeding of native species facilitate vegetation recovery	16
Large‐scale field studies inform adaptive management of California wetland restoration	16
Analysis of planting practices and post‐planting stewardship intention of participants of Arbor Day	16
An opinion on BlueCAM an Australian blue carbon method to estimate climate change mitigation benefits of coastal wetland restoration by Lovelock et al. (2022)	16
Integrating genomics in population models to forecast translocation success	16
Creating entrances to tree cavities attracts hollow‐dependent fauna: proof of concept	16
Secondary invasion by an invasive shrub limits native tree seedling growth in a size‐dependent manner following the eradication of a different invasive species in an island ecosystem	15
Responses of soil seed banks and soil microbial activity to grazing exclusion in cold semiarid grasslands	15
Restoration approach for alpine extremely degraded landscapes: testing direct seeding and mulching with grass clippings	15
Regenerative capacity of old‐fields on semi‐arid floodplains in the northern Murray–Darling basin	15
Restoration interventions produce opposite and non‐additive benefits on tree establishment in degraded forest clearings	15
Native and non‐native mulch resulted in increased soil moisture and reduced plant recruitment in container plant restoration of coastal sage scrub	15
Herbivory can reduce perennial grass seedling survival, but temperature and cumulative precipitation are more important predictors in the first growing season	15
Ground cover and native ant predation influence survival of metamorphic amphibians in a southeastern pine savanna undergoing restoration	14
Seasonal comparison of household vinegar and glyphosate treatments on Microstegium vimineum removal in the North Carolina, United States piedmont	14
Back from the past? Assessment of nitrogen removal ability of buried historic wetland soils before and after a 1‐year incubation on a restored floodplain	14
Sexual reproduction of actively restored gorgonians	14
Recovering Australia's arid‐zone ecosystems: learning from continental‐scale rabbit control experiments	14
Soil organic carbon and its stability after vegetation restoration in Zoige grassland, eastern Qinghai‐Tibet Plateau	14
Establishing perennial strips in a cultivated floodplain for habitat restoration: monitoring over 4 years and success drivers	13
Reintroduction by transplanting seedlings from natural regeneration: an alternative for ecological restoration?	13
Oceanographic‐informed coral out‐planting density for coral reef restoration activities	13
Fertility responses of a native grass: technology supporting native plant production for restoration in Brazil	13
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Seasonally stable wetted width elucidates freshwater mussel species richness and endangered species presence: implications for T&E management programs and stream restoration design	13

Natural colonization as a means to upscale restoration of subarctic woodlands in Iceland	13
The use of Groasis Waterboxx devices to improve mineland reclamation efforts by increasing transplant survival and growth of five native woody species	13
Experimenting with artificial shelters to assist habitat restoration for medium‐sized ground‐dwelling mammals	13
Mowing of the moss layer triggers the loss of endangered fen bryophytes	13
Restoring native forests from Pinus radiata plantations: natural regeneration of native tree species in response to different harvesting treatments in central Chile	13
Applying conventional funding mechanisms to rewilding: the opportunities and challenges for funding rewilding in Europe	13
Is reinforcement a viable conservation strategy for the endangered perennial herb, Astragalus applegatei?	13
Legacy effects after seven years of afforestation withPinus taedain a natural grassland	12
Constructed floating wetlands: a “safe‐to‐fail” study with multi‐sectorparticipation	12
Identifying spatio‐temporal trends in seagrass meadows to inform future restoration	12
A recruitment niche framework for improving seed‐based restoration	12
The gap between mycorrhizal science and application: existence, origins, and relevance during the United Nation's Decade on Ecosystem Restoration	12
Performance of five arid land shrub species in direct seeding: implications for seed‐based restoration	12
Can locally sourced inoculum and biochar synergistically improve the establishment of mycorrhizal fungi in mine tailings?	12
Beetle assemblage dynamics after invasive ice plant (Carpobrotus) removal on a small Mediterranean island	12
Biodiversity on old permanent versus restored grassland is driven by small‐scale land‐use intensity and habitat connectivity	12
Assessing above and belowground recovery from ammonium sulfate addition and wildfire in a lowland heath: mycorrhizal fungi as potential indicators	12
Restoration benefits of soil nutrient manipulation and weeding in invaded dry and wet tropical ecosystems in Hawaiʻi	12
Spicing up oak forest restoration: a preliminary report of the protective use of chili peppers in direct seeding of acorns	12
Planting time, first‐year mowing, and seed mix design influence ecological outcomes in agroecosystem revegetation projects	12
Quantifying biodiversity benefits of woody plantings on Tasmanian farms for natural capital accounting	12
Seed dormancy, germination requirements, and implications of herbicides for Penstemon albidus and P. nitidus	11
Long‐term ecological responses to landscape‐scale restoration in a western United States dry forest	11
Reducing nest box entrance diameter impacts mammal occupancy	11
Removal of native bamboo promotes natural regeneration in degraded temperate rainforests in North‐Patagonia, Chile	11
Blue carbon habitats in Aotearoa New Zealand—opportunities for conservation, restoration, and carbon sequestration	11
Effects of abiotic restoration through rock addition on invertebrate functional diversity in native temperate grasslands	11
Rice encrusting with small‐seeded native species for reintroduction in agroecosystems: a case study in Lindernia procumbens	11
First steps in restoring Río de la Plata grasslands: the importance of harvest method and season	11
Modeling habitat suitability of wild rice (Zizania spp.) to inform restoration efforts in Michigan, U.S.A.	11
Nontarget effects of herbicides on annual forbs and seeded grass in the Great Basin, United States, are partially offset by planting depth and application rate	11
Toward an agenda for restoration science	11
A call for practical spatially patterned forest restoration methods	10
Native Gramineae outperform Leguminosae in enhancing ecosystem multifunctionality during semiarid desert steppe restoration	10
Identifying the best method for restoring dung beetle biodiversity and function in the early stages of rainforest restoration	10
Community‐driven post‐fire restoration initiatives in Central Chile: when good intentions are not enough	10
Marine Vegetation Management Strategies: a framework for estuary wide prioritization of protection and rehabilitation	10
Are restoration plans missing the target? Land tenure and cyclone risks reshuffles priorities for mangrove restoration	10
Measuring the social changes from river restoration and dam removal	10
Matching existing and future native plant materials to disturbance‐driven restoration needs	10
Need of transdisciplinary research for accelerating land restoration during the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration	10
Smallholders' perspectives, motivations, and incentives for restoring the Brazilian Atlantic Forest	10
Survival rates of branching Acropora morphologies on coral rubble stabilization structures	10
Assessing mangrove restoration practices using species‐interaction networks	10
Ecological restoration success from community and agency perspectives: exploring the differences	10
Invasive grass density negatively impacts chaparral seedling establishment	10
Influence of abiotic drivers on 1‐year seedling survival of six mangrove species in Southeast Asia	9
Dense roots with low specific root length underpin performance of dryland restoration species under two types of drought	9
Seed quality and the true price of native seed for mine site restoration	9
Attraction versus production in restoration: spatial and habitat effects of shellfish reefs for fish in coastal seascapes	9
Site mediates performance in a coral‐seeding trial	9
Review and assessment of smartphone apps for forest restoration monitoring	9
Correction to “Bionovelty and ecological restoration”	9
Sustainable restoration: addressing critical challenges through university‐led projects	9
Assisting recolonization of near‐shore seagrasses	9
How participation in ecological restoration can foster a connection to nature	9
The potential role of biotic interactions in stream restoration	9
The ecosystem resilience approach to control the invasive alien species Australian swamp stonecrop (Crassula helmsii)	9
Post‐pandemic recovery through landscape restoration	9
Site and management factors determining the fate of hardwood trees planted on reclaimed coal mines in the Illinois Basin, USA	9
Hydrologic variability and plant composition drive relative abundance of marsh birds at created and reference marshes in southeastern Louisiana, U.S.A.	9
Ecological countermeasures for preventing zoonotic disease outbreaks: when ecological restoration is a human health imperative	9
Experimental removal of an invasive tree in Galápagos promotes native and endemic species but also secondary invaders	9
Reestablishing larval connectivity in an estuarine landscape: the importance of shoreline and subtidal oysters (Crassostrea virginica) in a comprehensive oyster restoration program	9
Thermal germination niche: implications for seed‐based restoration in climate‐sensitive alpine environments	9
Restored marginal farmland benefits arthropod diversity at multiple scales	9
Correction to “Using relative return‐on‐effort scoring to evaluate a novel coral nursery in Malaysia”	9
Using relative return‐on‐effort scoring to evaluate a novel coral nursery in Malaysia	9
Post‐fire restoration ofSphagnumbogs in the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area, Australia	9
Mechanical mowing of semi‐natural grasslands compromises soil quality and survival of a conservation target plant species	9
Correction to “When humans work like beavers: riparian restoration enhances invertebrate gamma diversity and habitat heterogeneity”	9
International principles and standards for the ecological restoration and recovery of mine sites	9
Soil scalping and soil microbial filtrates effects on the restoration of temperate grasslands	9
Using plant–pollinator interactions to identify key species for planning tropical forest restoration	9
Does restoring native forest restore ecosystem functioning? Evidence from a large‐scale reforestation project in the Scottish Highlands	8
Conservation in coastal soft‐sediment ecosystems: valuing places and recovery	8
Stream restoration produces transitory, not permanent, changes to fish assemblages at compensatory mitigation sites	8
Factors limiting the availability of native seed for reconstructing Minnesota's prairies: stakeholder perspectives	8
Optimizing seed injection as a seagrass restoration method	8
Build it and they will come, but not all of them in fragmented Atlantic Forest landscapes	8

Tradeoffs in habitat value to maximize natural resource benefits from coastal restoration in a rapidly eroding wetland: is monitoring land area sufficient?	8
Perspectives on challenges and opportunities at the restoration‐policy interface in the U.S.A.	8
Factors influencing seed mix design for prairie restoration	8
Environmental favorability models as a tool to support trophic rewilding initiatives	8
Rapid faunal colonization and recovery of biodiversity and functional diversity following eelgrass restoration	8
Mounding treatments set back bryophyte recovery on linear disturbances in treed peatlands	8
Biological soil crusts are more prevalent in warmer and drier environments within the Great Basin ecoregion: implications for managing annual grass invasion	8
Looking through the lens of Mace's conservation philosophy: framing paleoecology for better ecosystem restoration	8
Germination and seed traits in common alder (Alnus spp.): the potential contribution of rear‐edge populations to ecological restoration success	8
Barriers to ecological restoration in Europe: expert perspectives	8
Assessing the use of natural colonization to create new forests within temperate agriculturally dominated landscapes	8
Natural capital approaches: shifting the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration from aspiration to reality	8
Fragmentation impacts may be mixed for conservation but generally bad for restoration	8
Method for controlling invasive Ammophila arenaria in coastal dunes alters restoration trajectory	8
Diversity stabilizes but does not increase sapling survival in a tree diversity experiment	8
Historical trajectory of restoration practice and science across the Brazilian Atlantic Forest	8
Risks of massive tree planting in Europe should be considered by the EU Forestry Strategy 2030	8
Restoration of boreal peatland impacted by an in‐situ oil sands well‐pad 1: Vegetation response	8
Soil health indicators for monitoring forest ecological restoration: a critical review	8
Assessing translocation management techniques through experimental trials: a case study of the endangered shrubPersoonia hirsuta	7
Ecological Restoration: Moving Forward Using Lessons LearnedSingarayerFlorentine, PaulGibson‐Roy, KingsleyDixon, and LindaBroadhurst (editors) (2023), Springer, ISBN 978–3–031–25411‐6, ISBN 978–3–031–	7
Genetic rescue reduces mate limitation in a threatened, clonal, and self‐incompatible plant species	7
Determinants of vegetation regeneration on forest roads following restoration treatments: implications for boreal caribou conservation	7
Fish use of restored mangroves matches that in natural mangroves regardless of forest age	7
Active restoration leads to rapid recovery of aboveground biomass but limited recovery of fish diversity in planted mangrove forests of the North Brazil Shelf	7
Pollination networks and plant local adaptation: the importance of serving the pollinator community in restoration	7
The fire regime response of a reintroduced endangered species	7
Framed reef modules: a new and cost‐effective tool for coral restoration	7
Assessing population genomic structure and polyploidy: a crucial step for native plant restoration	7
Fine root production, turnover ofReaumuria songaricaand soil carbon and nitrogen in Alxa steppe desert ofNWChina	7
The relative effects of artificial shrubs on animal community assembly	7
Cross‐scale interdependencies require attention in forest restoration	7
Recruitment varies among milkweed seed sources for habitat specialist but not generalist	7
Biomass of key grazing fishes is an important determinant of coral growth and fouling control in coral nurseries	7
Direct seeding versus seedling planting: survival, biomass, growth, and cost up to 6 years for four tropical seasonal tree species	7
Pro‐environmental values foster support for both general and local ecological management	7
Litter addition as a tool for restoring hydrological processes and controlling erosion in riparian forests disturbed by fine sediment deposition	7
Characteristics and gaps in the assessment of progress in mine restoration: insights from five decades of published literature relating to native ecosystem restoration after mining	7
Primer of Ecological Restoration, Karen D Holl (2020) Island Press, Washington D.C., U.S.A.,224 pages, $24.50 (paperback),ISBN978–1–61091–972–2. Also available as an E‐book.	7
Hydrology shapes microbial communities and microbiome‐mediated growth of an Everglades tree island species	7
Investigating natural attenuation of PAHs by soil microbial communities: insights by a machine learning approach	7
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Stranded seaweeds (Gongolaria barbata): an opportunity for macroalgal forest restoration	7
A global review on arid zone restoration: approaches and challenges	7
Good news for habitat restoration projects: Eucalyptus does not inhibit the germination of Polylepis	7
Marine ecosystem restoration in a changing ocean	7
Predicting optimal habitats of Haloxylon persicum for ecosystem restoration using ensemble ecological niche modeling under climate change in southeast Iran	7
Seismic line edge effects on plants, lichens and their environmental conditions in boreal peatlands of Northwest Alberta (Canada)	7
Community engagement in coral reef restoration in the Seaflower MPA, Colombia	7
The role of ecosystem restoration for a world in chaos—barriers and opportunities to optimize human wellbeing	7
Nutrient‐use strategy and not competition determines native and invasive species response to changes in soil nutrient availability	7
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Short‐term effects of a large dam decommissioning on biofilm structure and functioning	6
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Pitting fails to sustain increases in ecosystem structure in arid rangelands	6
Rates, patterns, and drivers of tree reinvasion 15 years after large‐scale meadow‐restoration treatments	6
Comparative plant succession among terrestrial biomes of the worldKarelPrach and Lawrence R.Walker (2020) Cambridge University Press, Cambridge U.K., xii + 399 pages (including glossary, bibliographic	6
Plant mating system dynamics in restoration: a comparison of restoration and remnant populations ofHakea laurina(Proteaceae)	6
Identification of restoration species for early roadcut slope regeneration using functional group approach	6
Sibship and parentage reconstruction as genetic tool for designing and monitoring plant translocations	6
Mid‐ and long‐term ecological changes after enrichment planting with native tree species in Mexican tropical mountain forests	6
Restoration of a boreal peatland impacted by an in‐situ oil sands well‐pad 2: Greenhouse gas exchange dynamics	6
Recovery of soil microbial biomass, stoichiometry, and herb‐layer diversity with chronosequence of farmland land abandonment in the central Himalayas, India	6
Rapid colonization of aquatic communities in an urban stream after daylighting	6
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Modeling current and future habitat suitability of an iconic bird to inform restoration planning in southeastern Louisiana, U.S.A.	6
Establishment of wildflower strips in a wide range of environments: a lesson from a landscape‐scale project	6
DNA metabarcoding uncovers dispersal‐constrained arthropods in a highly fragmented restoration setting	6
Soil amendments impact root‐associated fungal communities of balsam poplar on a phosphogypsum reclamation site	6
Abundance and phenology drive plant–pollinator network responses to restoration in the Southern Atlantic rainforest in Brazil	6
Seed positioning in extruded pellets: does it matter?	6
Restoring ecosystems and eating them too: guidance from agroecology for sustainability	6
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Assessing the value of restoration plantings for wildlife in a temperate agricultural landscape	6
The influence of environmental drivers and restoration intervention methods on postmine restoration trajectories	6
Understanding the seagrass‐sediment‐light feedback to guide restoration planning: a case study using Zostera muelleri	6
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The role of the soil seed bank for the restoration potential of eroded alpine grassland	6
The reestablishment of mangrove crabs (Scylla spp.) in an abandoned pond following natural mangrove recolonization	6
Restoring closed trails in the Sonoran Desert: interactions of seed timing, seed source, and ripping	6
Jump‐starting podocarp forest establishment in a wetland dominated by invasive willow	6
Functional trajectory for the assessment of ecological restoration success	6
Nature's Matrix: Linking Agriculture, Biodiversity Conservation and Food Sovereignty. IvettePerfecto, JohnVandermeer, and AngusWright (2019) Routledge, Abingdon, Oxon, UK, 295 pages, $49.95 (paperback	6
Restoration ecology of arid lands (RE‐AL) thematic series	6
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A new perspective and approach to ecosystem restoration: a seed enhancement technology guide and case study	6
Posidonia oceanica (L.) Delile, 1813 seedlings as a potential integrative tool for restoring damaged meadows	5
Pollinator planting establishment and bee visitation are influenced by seeding rate and post‐seeding management	5
Using various artificial soil mixtures to restore dry grasslands in quarries	5
Invertebrate responses to rewilding: a monitoring framework for practitioners	5
Assessing the efficacy of extruded seed pellets and microbial amendments for native revegetation	5
Long‐term environmental flows restore benthic invertebrate communities in a highly regulated river	5
Using landscape ecology principles to prioritize habitat restoration projects across the Columbia River Estuary	5