Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment

Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment is a benefit of membership of the Ecological Society of America. International in scope and interdisciplinary in approach, Frontiers focuses on current ecological issues and environmental challenges. Frontiers is aimed at professional ecologists and scientists working in related disciplines.
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Molecular detection techniques can be used in species monitoring, pathogen surveillance, dietary analysis, and a variety of other ecological applications. In the February issue of Frontiers, Mosher et al. present a communication framework that can help to guide collaborative partnerships between laboratory scientists, resource managers, and ecologists who employ these techniques.

Land-use change is threatening the ecologically important migrations of ungulate populations worldwide, including those of ungulates in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. In the March issue of Frontiers, Middleton et al. outline how migration mapping, inter-agency coordination, and increased stewardship on private lands can advance conservation efforts for these species.