Global Ecology and Conservation

Description of the Capture hisotries for 3 species of bats: Myotis daubentonii, M. nattereri, and Plecotus auritus These datasets have been implemented in the program E-SURGE (Choquet et al. 2009) Capture histories were consturcted using data on captures of roosing bats, between April and October of 2007 to 2014. Time-span:2007-2014 Location: Wytham Woods (51o 77’ N, 1o 33’ W) Data Creator: Antica Culina, a.culina@yahoo.com; ORCID: 0000-0003-2910-8085 Species: Myotis daubentonii, M. nattereri, and Plecotus auritus Related publication: Age, sex, and climate factors show different effects on survival of three different bat species in a woodland bat community (Antica Culina, Danielle M. Linton, and David W. Macdonald) H: = a caputre hisotry for each bat in 8 subsequent years, 0 means the bat was not captured in relevant spring, and 1 that is was S: = number of times the capture history appears in the dataset $COV:Sex = sex of the individual (F=female; M=male) $COV:Age = age of the individual at the time of the first capture (a = juvenile; b= adult) $COV:social = a social group a bat belogns to

Standardized biodiversity, endemism, imperilment scores for freshwater fishes, mussels, and crayfishes in 290 HUC-8s in the southeastern United States. Also includes combined conservation priority and %area under two conservation definitions for each HUC.

Species list of South-East Murgia (Apulia, Italy)

This data set report the original information of the research tittled "Understanding the Nursery Habitat and Provision Service of NTFP in a Colombia Oak Forest: A Case of a Nomadic Vine". This research was centered on the nursery habitat support service and the provision service of a non-timber forest product (NTFP). We present data of structural characteristics of 210 trees of ten species of ecological importance from a Colombian oak forest (Estructural_Characteristics_Trees.xlsx) and the presence and abundance of Philodendron longirrhizum (Araceae) and its production of aerial roots to obtain fibers (Data_Host_Trees.xlsx). Finally, we include the data of presence and absence of P. longirrhizum in other species of the oak forest.

This dataset contains the raw data of the three censuses of vegetation surveys over the first 8.5 years on eight landslide trails in Hong Kong. The vegetation survey was conducted in a systematic and comparable approach, where at least three 5 m x 5 m quadrat were placed along each landslide trails. The dataset contains results of both woody and non-woody components in the censuses. The dataset was used for the analysis in the research article "Vegetation succession on landslides in Hong Kong: plant regeneration, survivorship and constraints to restoration" submitted to the Global Ecology and Conservation.

Three populations at Pukaskwa National Park (Ontario, Canada) were surveyed annually between 1982 and 2015, and an additional 33 populations on Lake Huron were monitored annually between 2000 and 2017, with methods standardized in 2004. Monitoring at each location consisted in recording the total number of plants by life stage (i.e., seedling, rosette, or mature/flowering). The data here are for number of rosettes only. One sheet contains the survey data for each population, another sheet contains information on the population locations and the area surveyed in each.

This dataset has been used for the analysis presented in the paper C.A. Ríos-Saldaña, M. Delibes-Mateos, C. Ferreira, Are fieldwork studies being relegated to second place in conservation science?, Glob. Ecol. Conserv. 14 (2018) e00389. Those data results from searching, in Thomson Scientific’s Web of Knowledge database, the “Biodiversity and Conservation” subject heading line and restrict the search to results since 1980. Using these search term, we downloaded the publication information, i.e., title, abstract, author, publication year, source, volume, issue, pages, as a tab-delimited text file, suitable for further processing. They have been enriched with values coming from Scholar Google (cites), Journal Citation Reports (Impact factor, quartile), and the own analysis, that consisted of reading and screening each article to determine it was based on fieldwork (i.e. papers that reported new observational and/orfield investigations) or not (for more details see Ríos-Saldaña et al. 2018).

Primula pedemontana census data in Spain

Data S1-S2 contains assessments of phenology in the field trial with Baobab populations. Metadata S1 and S2 explains the variable names of data S1 and S2. S3 contains least square mean estimates for baobab populations. Least square means are estimated using the SAS program shown in Metadata S4

List of location points of Zanthoxylum armatum used in MaxEnt model