Peer-reviewed international journal articles
21.Estrada A, Morales-Castilla I, Meireles C, Caplat P, Early R. 2017 Equipped to cope with climate change: traits associated with range filling across European taxa. Ecography doi:10.1111/ecog.02968
20. Sirami C, Caplat P, Popy S, Clamens A, Arlettaz R, Jiguet F, Brotons L, Martin J-L. 2017 Global change impacts on species distribution and abundance: urgent need to better integrate both climate and land-use. Global Ecology and Biogeography 26(4):385-394
19. Caplat P, Edelaar P, Dudaniec R, Green A, Okamura B, Cote J, Ekroos J, Jonsson P, Löndhal J, Tesson S, and Petit E. 2016. Looking beyond the mountain: dispersal barriers in a changing world. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment 14(5): 261-268
18. Estrada A, Morales-Castilla I, Caplat P, Early R. 2016. Usefulness of species traits in predicting range shifts. Trends in Ecology & Evolution 31(3): 190-203
17. Tayleur C*, Caplat P*, Massimino D, Johnson A, Jonzen N, Smith HGS, Lindström Å. (2015) Swedish birds are tracking temperature but not rainfall: evidence from a decade of abundance changes. (*equal contribution). Global Ecology and Biogeography 24(7): 859-872
16. Wittwer T, O'Hara RB, Caplat P, Hickler T, Smith HG (2015) Long-term population dynamics of a migrant bird suggests interaction of climate change and competition with resident species. Oikos 124(9):1151-1159
15. Wilson JRU, Caplat P, Dickie IA, Hui C, Maxwell BD, Nunez MA, Pauchard A, Rejmánek M, Richardson DM, Robertson MP, Spear D, Webber BL, van Wilgen BW, Zenni RD (2014) A standardized set of metrics to assess and monitor tree invasions. Biological Invasions 16(3): 535-551
14. Caplat P, Hui C, Maxwell B, Peltzer D (2014) Cross-scale management strategies for optimal control of trees invading from source plantations. Biological Invasions 16(3): 677-690
13. Caplat P, Cheptou P-O, Diez J, Guisan A, Larson BMH, MacDougall AS, Peltzer DA, Richardson DM, Shea K, Van Kleunen M, Zhang R, Buckley YM (2013) Movement, impacts and management of plant distributions in response to climate change: insights from invasions. Oikos 122(9): 1265–1274 (Oikos Editor's Choice, open access!)
12. Coutts SR, Caplat P, Cousins K, Ledgard N, Buckley YM (2012) Reproductive ecology of Pinus nigra in an invasive population: individual- and population-level variation in seed production and timing of seed release. Annals of Forest Science 69(4):467-476
11. Caplat P, Coutts SR, Buckley YM (2012) Modeling population dynamics, landscape structure, and management decisions for controlling the spread of invasive plants. Annals of the NY Academy of Sciences 1249:72-83.
10. Caplat P, Nathan R, Buckley YM (2012) Seed terminal velocity, wind turbulence and demography drive the spread of an invasive tree in an analytical model. Ecology 93(2): 368-377
9. Caplat P, Coutts SR (2011). Integrating ecological knowledge, public perception and urgency of action into invasive species management. Environmental Management 48:878-881
8. Fonderflick J, Caplat P, Lovaty F, Thevenot M and Prodon R (2010) Avifauna trends following changes in a Mediterranean upland pastoral system. Agriculture Ecosystems & Environment 137(3-4): 337-347
7. Fonderflick J, Lepart J, Caplat P, Debussche M and Marty P (2010) Managing agricultural change for biodiversity conservation in a Mediterranean upland. Biological Conservation 143 (3): 737-746
6. Caplat P, Anand M & Bauch C (2010) Modelling invasibility in endogenously oscillating tree populations: timing of invasion matters. Biological Invasions 12: 219-231
5. Caplat P, Anand M (2009) Effects of disturbance frequency, species traits and resprouting on directional succession in an individual-based model of forest dynamics. Journal of Ecology 97(5): 1028-1036
4. Caplat P, Fonderflick J (2009) Area mediated shifts in bird community composition: a study on a fragmented Mediterranean grassland. Biodiversity and Conservation 18:2979-2995
3. Caplat P, Anand M, Bauch C (2008) Interactions between climate change, competition, dispersal and disturbances in a tree migration model. Theoretical Ecology. 1: 209-220
2. Caplat P, Anand M, Bauch C (2008) Symmetric competition causes population oscillations in an individual-based model of forest dynamics. Ecological Modelling. 211: 491-500
1. Caplat P, Lepart J, Marty P (2006) Landscape patterns and agriculture: modelling the long-term effects of human practices on Pinus sylvestris spatial dynamics (Causse Mejean, France). Landscape Ecology 21: 657-670
Peer-reviewed conference proceedings
1. Caplat P., Coutts S. & Buckley Y.M. (2010). Gone with the wind: high-resolution analysis of pine dispersal in New Zealand Mountains. Contributed talk, 17th Australasian Weeds Conference Christchurch, NZ
Non peer-reviewed contributions
1. Caplat P. 2006 Biodiversity conservation and sustainable development in mountain areas of Europe: the challenge of interdisciplinary research – Invited Conference Review, Natures Sciences Societes 15(2):202-203
2. Marty P., Lepart J., Caplat P. (2006). Géographie et écologie des paysages : quelles relations? Bulletin de l'Association des Géographes Français 3: 355-367
21.Estrada A, Morales-Castilla I, Meireles C, Caplat P, Early R. 2017 Equipped to cope with climate change: traits associated with range filling across European taxa. Ecography doi:10.1111/ecog.02968
20. Sirami C, Caplat P, Popy S, Clamens A, Arlettaz R, Jiguet F, Brotons L, Martin J-L. 2017 Global change impacts on species distribution and abundance: urgent need to better integrate both climate and land-use. Global Ecology and Biogeography 26(4):385-394
19. Caplat P, Edelaar P, Dudaniec R, Green A, Okamura B, Cote J, Ekroos J, Jonsson P, Löndhal J, Tesson S, and Petit E. 2016. Looking beyond the mountain: dispersal barriers in a changing world. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment 14(5): 261-268
18. Estrada A, Morales-Castilla I, Caplat P, Early R. 2016. Usefulness of species traits in predicting range shifts. Trends in Ecology & Evolution 31(3): 190-203
17. Tayleur C*, Caplat P*, Massimino D, Johnson A, Jonzen N, Smith HGS, Lindström Å. (2015) Swedish birds are tracking temperature but not rainfall: evidence from a decade of abundance changes. (*equal contribution). Global Ecology and Biogeography 24(7): 859-872
16. Wittwer T, O'Hara RB, Caplat P, Hickler T, Smith HG (2015) Long-term population dynamics of a migrant bird suggests interaction of climate change and competition with resident species. Oikos 124(9):1151-1159
15. Wilson JRU, Caplat P, Dickie IA, Hui C, Maxwell BD, Nunez MA, Pauchard A, Rejmánek M, Richardson DM, Robertson MP, Spear D, Webber BL, van Wilgen BW, Zenni RD (2014) A standardized set of metrics to assess and monitor tree invasions. Biological Invasions 16(3): 535-551
14. Caplat P, Hui C, Maxwell B, Peltzer D (2014) Cross-scale management strategies for optimal control of trees invading from source plantations. Biological Invasions 16(3): 677-690
13. Caplat P, Cheptou P-O, Diez J, Guisan A, Larson BMH, MacDougall AS, Peltzer DA, Richardson DM, Shea K, Van Kleunen M, Zhang R, Buckley YM (2013) Movement, impacts and management of plant distributions in response to climate change: insights from invasions. Oikos 122(9): 1265–1274 (Oikos Editor's Choice, open access!)
12. Coutts SR, Caplat P, Cousins K, Ledgard N, Buckley YM (2012) Reproductive ecology of Pinus nigra in an invasive population: individual- and population-level variation in seed production and timing of seed release. Annals of Forest Science 69(4):467-476
11. Caplat P, Coutts SR, Buckley YM (2012) Modeling population dynamics, landscape structure, and management decisions for controlling the spread of invasive plants. Annals of the NY Academy of Sciences 1249:72-83.
10. Caplat P, Nathan R, Buckley YM (2012) Seed terminal velocity, wind turbulence and demography drive the spread of an invasive tree in an analytical model. Ecology 93(2): 368-377
9. Caplat P, Coutts SR (2011). Integrating ecological knowledge, public perception and urgency of action into invasive species management. Environmental Management 48:878-881
8. Fonderflick J, Caplat P, Lovaty F, Thevenot M and Prodon R (2010) Avifauna trends following changes in a Mediterranean upland pastoral system. Agriculture Ecosystems & Environment 137(3-4): 337-347
7. Fonderflick J, Lepart J, Caplat P, Debussche M and Marty P (2010) Managing agricultural change for biodiversity conservation in a Mediterranean upland. Biological Conservation 143 (3): 737-746
6. Caplat P, Anand M & Bauch C (2010) Modelling invasibility in endogenously oscillating tree populations: timing of invasion matters. Biological Invasions 12: 219-231
5. Caplat P, Anand M (2009) Effects of disturbance frequency, species traits and resprouting on directional succession in an individual-based model of forest dynamics. Journal of Ecology 97(5): 1028-1036
4. Caplat P, Fonderflick J (2009) Area mediated shifts in bird community composition: a study on a fragmented Mediterranean grassland. Biodiversity and Conservation 18:2979-2995
3. Caplat P, Anand M, Bauch C (2008) Interactions between climate change, competition, dispersal and disturbances in a tree migration model. Theoretical Ecology. 1: 209-220
2. Caplat P, Anand M, Bauch C (2008) Symmetric competition causes population oscillations in an individual-based model of forest dynamics. Ecological Modelling. 211: 491-500
1. Caplat P, Lepart J, Marty P (2006) Landscape patterns and agriculture: modelling the long-term effects of human practices on Pinus sylvestris spatial dynamics (Causse Mejean, France). Landscape Ecology 21: 657-670
Peer-reviewed conference proceedings
1. Caplat P., Coutts S. & Buckley Y.M. (2010). Gone with the wind: high-resolution analysis of pine dispersal in New Zealand Mountains. Contributed talk, 17th Australasian Weeds Conference Christchurch, NZ
Non peer-reviewed contributions
1. Caplat P. 2006 Biodiversity conservation and sustainable development in mountain areas of Europe: the challenge of interdisciplinary research – Invited Conference Review, Natures Sciences Societes 15(2):202-203
2. Marty P., Lepart J., Caplat P. (2006). Géographie et écologie des paysages : quelles relations? Bulletin de l'Association des Géographes Français 3: 355-367
