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    Restoration Ecology: Volume 28, Issue 1

    1-260
    January 2020
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  • Pages: 1-2
  • First Published: 22 January 2020

RE-NEW OPINION ARTICLES

These Articles are under the auspices of Re-New - our initiative to ensure early career restoration ecologists have a venue to express their viewpoints

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Invasive alien plants and environmental remediation: a new paradigm for sustainable restoration ecology

Prabhat K. Rai,  Ki-Hyun Kim, 
  • Pages: 3-7
  • First Published: 09 October 2019
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A new era in forest restoration monitoring

Danilo R. A. de Almeida,  Scott C. Stark,  Ruben Valbuena,  Eben N. Broadbent,  Thiago S. F. Silva,  Angelica F. de Resende,  Matheus P. Ferreira,  Adrián Cardil,  Carlos A. Silva,  Nino Amazonas,  Angelica M. A. Zambrano,  Pedro H. S. Brancalion, 
  • Pages: 8-11
  • First Published: 17 October 2019
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Fresh perspectives for classic forest restoration challenges

Asun Rodríguez-Uña,  Verónica Cruz-Alonso,  Zoë Rohrer,  Loreto Martínez-Baroja, 
  • Pages: 12-15
  • First Published: 30 November 2019

STRATEGIC ISSUES ARTICLE

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The frailty of tropical restoration plantings

Luis C. Beltrán,  Henry F. Howe, 
  • Pages: 16-21
  • First Published: 17 October 2019

TECHNICAL ARTICLE

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Coral reef restoration in the Eastern Tropical Pacific: feasibility of the coral nursery approach

Jun Ishida-Castañeda,  Valeria Pizarro,  Mateo López-Victoria,  Fernando A. Zapata, 
  • Pages: 22-28
  • First Published: 30 September 2019

SETBACKS AND SURPRISES

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Be nimble with threat mitigation: lessons learned from the reintroduction of an endangered species

Natasha M. Robinson,  Nick Dexter,  Rob Brewster,  Dion Maple,  Chris MacGregor,  Karrie Rose,  Jane Hall,  David B. Lindenmayer, 
  • Pages: 29-38
  • First Published: 14 August 2019
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Projected climate change effects on Alberta's boreal forests imply future challenges for oil sands reclamation

Hedvig K. Nenzén,  David T. Price,  Yan Boulanger,  Anthony R. Taylor,  Dominic Cyr,  Elizabeth Campbell, 
  • Pages: 39-50
  • First Published: 03 October 2019
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Assessing the hydrologic impact of historical railroad embankments on wetland vegetation response in Canaan Valley, West Virginia: the value of high-resolution data

John Young,  Daniel Welsch,  Sarah Deacon, 
  • Pages: 51-62
  • First Published: 09 October 2019

RESEARCH ARTICLES

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A soil archaeal community responds to a decade of ecological restoration

DongFeng Yan,  Nicholas J. C. Gellie,  Jacob G. Mills,  Gemma Connell,  Andrew Bissett,  Andrew J. Lowe,  Martin F. Breed, 
  • Pages: 63-72
  • First Published: 28 August 2019
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Composts promote short-term rehabilitation in a Patagonian roadside affected by tephra deposition

Nicolás Ferreiro,  Patricia Satti,  Marina Gonzalez-Polo,  María J. Mazzarino, 
  • Pages: 73-81
  • First Published: 29 August 2019
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Plant community development following reclamation of oil sands mines using four cover soil types in northern Alberta

Amalesh Dhar,  Philip G. Comeau,  M. Anne Naeth,  Bradley D. Pinno,  Robert Vassov, 
  • Pages: 82-92
  • First Published: 15 September 2019
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Legacy effects of soil homogenization on tallgrass prairie restoration: toward resolved understanding of the relationship between soil heterogeneity and plant species diversity

Holly J. Stover,  Hugh A. L. Henry, 
  • Pages: 93-103
  • First Published: 03 October 2019
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Changes in soil properties and resistance to concentrated flow across a 25-year passive restoration chronosequence of grasslands on the Chinese Loess Plateau

Ming-Ming Guo,  Wen-Long Wang,  Hong-Liang Kang,  Bo Yang,  Jian-Ming Li, 
  • Pages: 104-114
  • First Published: 09 October 2019
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Methods for tracking sagebrush-steppe community trajectories and quantifying resilience in relation to disturbance and restoration

Claire E. Wainwright,  G. Matt Davies,  Eva Dettweiler-Robinson,  Peter W. Dunwiddie,  David Wilderman,  Jonathan D. Bakker, 
  • Pages: 115-126
  • First Published: 09 October 2019
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Restoration of upland hay meadows over an 11-year chronosequence: an evaluation of the success of green hay transfer

Elizabeth Sullivan,  Noah Hall,  Paul Ashton, 
  • Pages: 127-137
  • First Published: 14 October 2019
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Canopy thinning, not agricultural history, determines early responses of wild bees to longleaf pine savanna restoration

Katherine Odanaka,  Jason Gibbs,  Nash E. Turley,  Rufus Isaacs,  Lars A. Brudvig, 
  • Pages: 138-146
  • First Published: 30 September 2019
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Avian taxonomic and functional diversity in early stage of longleaf pine (Pinus palustris) stands restored at agricultural lands: variations in scale dependency

Myung-Bok Lee,  Brian J. Gates,  Robert J. Cooper,  John P. Carroll, 
  • Pages: 147-155
  • First Published: 06 October 2019
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A pre-adaptive approach for tropical forest restoration during climate change using naturally occurring genetic variation in response to water limitation

E. Petter Axelsson,  Kevin C. Grady,  Maria L. T. Lardizabal,  Ignatius B. S. Nair,  Daideth Rinus,  Ulrik Ilstedt, 
  • Pages: 156-165
  • First Published: 26 August 2019

TECHNICAL ARTICLE

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Rescue tree monocultures! A phylogenetic ecology approach to guide the choice of seedlings for enrichment planting in tropical monoculture plantations

Daniella Schweizer,  Pedro H. S. Brancalion, 
  • Pages: 166-172
  • First Published: 11 October 2019

RESEARCH ARTICLES

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In-stream habitat and macroinvertebrate responses to riparian corridor length in rangeland streams

Bronwen Stanford,  Karen D. Holl,  David B. Herbst,  Erika Zavaleta, 
  • Pages: 173-184
  • First Published: 19 August 2019
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Trends in the Massachusetts cranberry industry create opportunities for the restoration of cultivated riparian wetlands

Benjamin R. Hoekstra,  Christopher Neill,  Casey D. Kennedy, 
  • Pages: 185-195
  • First Published: 04 September 2019
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Habitat conditions at beaver settlement sites: implications for beaver restoration projects

Torrey D. Ritter,  Claire N. Gower,  Lance B. McNew, 
  • Pages: 196-205
  • First Published: 27 August 2019
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Species-specific responses to wetland mitigation among amphibians in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem

Leah K. Swartz,  Winsor H. Lowe,  Erin L. Muths,  Blake R. Hossack, 
  • Pages: 206-214
  • First Published: 26 August 2019

TECHNICAL ARTICLE

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Plant community recovery after herbicide management to remove Phragmites australis in Great Lakes coastal wetlands

Jake E. Bonello,  Kristin E. Judd, 
  • Pages: 215-221
  • First Published: 12 October 2019

RESEARCH ARTICLES

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Identifying restoration hotspots that deliver multiple ecological benefits

Ben L. Gilby,  Andrew D. Olds,  Cassandra K. Duncan,  Nicholas L. Ortodossi,  Christopher J. Henderson,  Thomas A. Schlacher, 
  • Pages: 222-232
  • First Published: 30 September 2019
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Perforated trapezoidal artificial reefs can augment the benefits of restoration of an island and its marine ecosystem

M Jayanthi,  J. K. Patterson Edward,  H Malleshappa,  N Gladwin Gnana Asir,  G Mathews,  K Diraviya Raj,  Deepak S. Bilgi,  T. K Ashok Kumar,  S. A Sannasiraj, 
  • Pages: 233-243
  • First Published: 29 September 2019
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Feasibility of early outplanting of sexually propagated Acropora verweyi for coral reef restoration demonstrated in the Philippines

Charlon A. Ligson,  Tracy D. Tabalanza,  Ronald D. Villanueva,  Patrick C. Cabaitan, 
  • Pages: 244-251
  • First Published: 14 October 2019
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Do soundscape indices predict landscape-scale restoration outcomes? A comparative study of restored seabird island soundscapes

Abraham L. Borker,  Rachel T. Buxton,  Ian L. Jones,  Heather L. Major,  Jeffrey C. Williams,  Bernie R. Tershy,  Donald A. Croll, 
  • Pages: 252-260
  • First Published: 09 September 2019