Tags: Insects, nature conservation, Red Lists, citizen science
Publications
Key publications
Maes D & Van Dyck H (2022) Climate-driven range expansion through anthropogenic landscapes: landscape connectivity matters. Global Change Biology 28 (16): 4920-4922Full text
Warren MS, Maes D, van Swaay CAM, Goffart P, Van Dyck H, Bourn NAD, Wynhoff I, Hoare D & Ellis S (2021) The decline of butterflies in Europe: problems, significance, and possible solutions. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 118 (2): e2002551117.Full text
Van Eupen C, Maes D, Herremans M, Swinnen KRR, Somers B & Luca S (2021) The impact of data quality filtering of opportunistic citizen science data on species distribution model performance. Ecological Modelling 444: 109453.Full text
Samways MJ, Barton PS, Birkhofer K, Chichorro F, Deacon C, Fartmann T, Fukushima CS, Gaigher R, Habel JC, Hallmann CA, Hill MJ, Hochkirch A, Kaila L, Kwak ML, Maes D, Mammola S, Noriega JA, Orfinger AB, Pedraza F, Pryke JS, Roque FO, Settele J, Simaika JP, Stork NE, Suhling F, Vorster C & Cardoso P (2020) Solutions for humanity on how to conserve insects. Biological Conservation 242: 108427.Full text
Desquilbet M, Gaume L, Grippa M, Céréghino R, Humbert J-F, Bonmatin J-M, Cornillon P-A, Maes D, Van Dyck H & Goulson D (2020) Comment on “Meta-analysis reveals declines in terrestrial but increases in freshwater insect abundances”. Science 370 (6523): eabd8947.Full text
Radboud University