B. Zuckerberg

The vulnerability of overwintering insects to loss of the subnivium

This study assesses how eight insect species respond to subnivium temperature changes under warming scenarios, finding increased vulnerability at +5°C and cryptic risks for freeze-tolerant species.

Spatial and seasonal variation in thermal sensitivity within North American bird species

This study examines spatial and seasonal variation in thermal sensitivity among North American bird species using eBird data, finding most species show non-stationarity in thermal optimum and breadth.

Rising novelty and homogenization of breeding bird communities in the U.S.

The paper examines how human modification affects bird community composition, finding increased homogenization and biotic novelty in areas with less frequent natural disturbances and longer human modification history.

Integrating remote sensing and jurisdictional observation networks to improve the resolution of ecological management

This paper presents a jurisdictional observation network integrating satellite remote sensing and volunteer-based trail cameras to improve wildlife monitoring and management.

A generalized observation confirmation model to account for false positive error in species detection-nondetection data

The paper introduces a generalized observation confirmation model to address false positive error in species detection-nondetection data, showing it reduces bias in abundance and arrival time estimates.