Aim To assess whether altitude changes in the distribution of butterflies during the second
half of the 20th century are consistent with climate warming scenarios. Location The Czech …

The large‐scale decline of traditionally managed early‐successional habitats caused by the
joint effects of agricultural intensification and abandonment of marginal lands has resulted …

We describe a rapid extirpation of a strong population of globally threatened butterfly, Colias
myrmidone, from the White Carpathians, Czech Republic. The area is renowned for a high …

The demise of traditional woodland management techniques, such as coppicing or woodland
pasture, is causing a gradual closure of formerly sparse lowland woods across Central …

Antibiotic resistance is an increasing community problem and is related to antibiotic use. If
antibiotic use could be reduced, the tide of increasing resistance could be stemmed. e-Bug is …

Efficient conservation management must be applied in protected areas in order to slow the
loss of biodiversity in Europe. Regarding forests, a conservation approach based on minimal …

While transfers of formerly coppiced or grazed woodlands into shady high forests cause
severe declines of woodland butterflies across Europe, increasing numbers of wild ungulates …

Aim To evaluate the relative role of environmental factors and geographical position (latitude
and longitude) in determining species distribution and composition of local assemblages of …

The focus of this review is to describe the state-of-art in the development of innovative drug
delivery systems for phthalocyanines as photosensitizers for photodynamic therapy (PDT). …

Objectives e-Bug, a junior and senior school educational programme to decrease the spread
of infection and unnecessary antibiotic use, was developed and consisted of eight sections …