Publications

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32. Capdevila P., ... Johnson T.F., et al, (In revision) Halting predicted vertebrate declines requires tackling multiple drivers of biodiversity loss. Science Advances 

31. Johnson T.F., et al, (In review) Reintroductions backfire by destabilising food-webs and triggering further extinction cascades. Nature Communications 

30. Blyth P., Johnson T.F., et al, (Minor revisions) The Critical Role of Coefficients: Updating Allometric Normalisation Constants for Modern Ecology and Modelling. Ecology Letters

29. Johnson T.F., et al, (In review) The global rise in multidrug resistance. Nature Microbiology

28. Curry J., Johnson T.F., et al, (In review) Revealing pervasive and perverse biases in AI biodiversity monitoring. Science

27. Tarazona-Tubens F.L., et al, (In review) Elevated threat status of large-fruited plants is associated with the extinction of large frugivores in the Caribbean archipelagos. PNAS

26. Johnson T.F. (In review) Tracking the underlying drivers of anthropic biodiversity change. Nature Sustainability

Published

25. Danet et al. (2025) Response diversity is a major driver of temporal stability in complex food webs. Proc B

24. Johnson T.F., et al (2025) More work is needed to identify how people perceive and value nature. Nature Review Biodiversity

23. Millard J. et al. (2025) ChatGPT is likely reducing opportunities for support, friendship, and learned kindness in research. Methods in Ecology and Evolution

22. Johnson T.F., et al, (2025) Pressure to publish introduces LLM risks. Methods in Ecology and Evolution

21. Johnson T.F., et al, (2024) Revealing uncertainty in the status of biodiversity change. Nature

20. Zagrodzka Z., Johnson T.F., Beckerman A. (2024) Accelerating the open research agenda. Ecology & Evolution

19. Verissimo D., Johnson T.F., et al, (2023) Adopt Digital Tools to Monitor Social Dimensions of Global Biodiversity Framework. Conservation Letters

18. Johnson T.F., et al, (2023) Achieving a real-time online monitoring system for conservation culturomics . Conservation biology

17. Evans L.C....Johnson T.F. [senior author] (2023) Open season on trophy hunting; characterising and contextualising the trophy hunting debate on Twitter. Conservation biology

16. Johnson T.F., et al, (2023) Socioeconomic factors predict population changes of large carnivores better than climate change or habitat loss. Nature communications

15.   Greenwell M.P., Johnson T.F. (2022) Is it all talk: Do politicians that promote environmental messages on social media actually vote-in environmental policy? Energy, Ecology and Environment 

14.   Johnson T.F., et al, (2022) CaPTrends: A global database of Carnivoran Population Trends. Global Ecology and Biogeography

13.   Johnson T.F. Murn C (2022) Density of Pied Crows Corvus albus in two of South Africa's protected areas. African journal of ecology 

12.   Cornford R., ... Johnson T.F. [senior author] (2022) Automated synthesis of biodiversity knowledge requires better tools and standardised research output. Ecography

11.   Johnson T.F., Greenwell M.P. (2022) Are UK companies greenwashing on Twitter to hide bad environmental performance. Energy, Ecology and Environment

10.   Johnson T.F., et.al, (2021) Associations between COVID-19 transmission rates, park use, and landscape structure. Science of the Total Environment

9.   Johnson T.F., et al, (2021) classecol: classifiers to understand public opinions of nature. Methods in ecology and evolution

8.   Johnson M.J., et al. (2021) Differences in polysomnographic, nocturnal penile tumescence and penile doppler ultrasound findings in men with stuttering priapism and sleep-related painful erections. Int J Impot Res

7.   Johnson T.F., et.al, (2020) Handling missing values in trait data. Global ecology and biogeography

6.   Shackelford G, et.al, (2020) Accumulating evidence using crowdsourcing and machine learning: a living bibliography about existential risk and global catastrophic risk. Futures

5.   Johnson T.F.(2019) Exceptional nest attendance and solo breeding attempt by an African White-backed Vulture. Vulture News

4.   Johnson M.J., et al. (2019) Which patients with ischaemic priapism require further investigation for malignancy? International journal of impotence research

3.   Johnson T.F., Murn C. (2019) Interactions between Pied Crows and nesting African White-backed Vultures. Ethology, Ecology & Evolution

2.   Johnson M.J., et al. (2018) An Analysis of the Frequency of Y-Chromosome Microdeletions and the Determination of a Threshold Sperm Concentration for Genetic Testing in Infertile Men. British Journal of Urology

1.   Johnson T.F., Brown T. J., Richardson D.S., Dugdale H.L. (2018) The importance of post-translocation assessment of Seychelles warbler habitat and resource-use: directing island restoration and management. Journal of Ornithology

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