Laura Schillé

The paper investigates how urbanization affects insectivory in birds by analyzing community composition, prey availability, and foraging behavior across urban gradients.

The paper describes the Montreal Urban Observatory, which monitors urban forest ecosystems to study biodiversity, ecosystem function, and human health, revealing disparities in tree diversity between public and private spaces.

The paper synthesizes passive acoustic monitoring data across ecosystems to assess global coverage and identify gaps in biodiversity monitoring.

This study evaluates whether plasticine caterpillar models reliably measure bird predation using camera traps and finds they may underestimate foraging activity due to limitations in capturing predation events.

The paper examines how urban tree diversity affects bird predation on insect herbivores despite declining bird diversity with urbanization.