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Long‐term biodiversity monitoring programs provide important information about species' trajectories and broader environmental change. Often constrained by funding and organisational capability and commitment, monitoring programs need to be optimised to maximise ecological and economic efficiencies, as part of sound adaptive management.
The monitoring design requirements for detecting biodiversity...
AimTo identify the relationships between volunteer bird survey effort and motivations in order to prioritize investment in future surveying activities.
LocationSouth‐west Western Australia, a global biodiversity hotspot.
MethodsWe developed nine hypotheses for volunteer motivations to predict the probability of a bird survey being undertaken anywhere in the landscape using data from the New Atlas...
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