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Habitat patchiness and plant species richness

The pattern of woody species richness decline with a decrease in woody vegetation cover was studied within a tallgrass prairie. The decline in species richness is highly non‐linear, with a well‐defined threshold below which species richness collapses. This relationship can be understood after considering information on how landscape structure changes with woody vegetation cover, and how species richness is related to landscape structure.

Assessing multi-species recovery plans under the Endangered Species Act

Evaluating the internal consistency of recovery plans for federally endangered species

Factors affecting implementation of recovery plans

Jurisdiction over endangered species' habitat: The impacts of people and property on recovery planning

Recovery plan revisions: Progress or due process?

A critical role for critical habitat in the recovery planning process? Not yet

Population Viability Analysis in endangered species recovery plans: Past use and future improvements

The scope and treatment of threats in endangered species recovery plans

An assessment of monitoring efforts in endangered species recovery plans