From fisheries management, to reintroductions and land use policies, here are some highlights from issue 55:3:

• Addressing global fisheries management challenges in a changing world
  Our latest Spotlight, showcasing high-quality and topical research
• Targeted supplementary feeding supports reintroduction of endangered raptors
  This issue’s Editor’s Choice
• Is environmental legislation conserving tropical stream faunas?
  Looking beyond the trees in tropical forest landscapes
• Evaluating the temporal effectiveness of marine reserves
  Species recovery after closure to mobile fishing gear – part of this issue’s Spotlight on Fisheries management
• Increasing the conservation value of commercial stands
  In English and Spanish
• How important is seagrass for blue carbon?
  And is shading from man-made structures putting seagrass meadows at risk?
• Prioritising local habitat quality for woodland hoverflies
  On the importance of habitat quality in restoration efforts
• Integrating socio-economic and ecological data leads to better management recommendations
  Comparing the effects of habitat fragmentation with those of human persecution on the Chilean güiña
• The impacts of roads on grizzly bears
  Infographic from the University of Alberta
• The spontaneous recovery of Neotropical savannas in abandoned pastures
  In English and Portuguese
• Abandoned pastures regenerate to low diversity forests without intervention
  An Associate Editor’s take on the above article by Cava et al.
• Biodiversity erosion in Brazil due to land use change: the case of grasslands
  Calling for more restrictive policies around land use changes in South Brazil
• Process driving pattern: the long-term impact of a transmissible cancer on Tasmanian devils
  New research into devil facial tumour disease
• The devil is in the details: managing small populations to combat disease-led decline
  Comments on the above article by Lazenby et al.
• New radar satellite imagery tracks agricultural land use intensity at landscape scales
  New ways of mapping human impacts on ecosystems

Issue 55:3 of Journal of Applied Ecology is available now.