Variable values used in the simulation AnimDens.

Given the temporal spread of questionnaire deployment, the ‘last year’ typically referred to 12-month periods between 2011 and 2012.

Summary data for each region in Thailand for each shark species observed.

Excel worksheets with population models shown in Fig. 2 of the paper. Details of each model are given in the individual worksheets.

Excel file with data on changing phenology and population size of birds (N= 196 studies). Variables are explained and sources given in the sheet titled "Variables & Sources"

Colonies are grouped by similar attributes of capacity, major regional feature and trend. Potential impacts and threatening processes are identified where they exist. These...

Population indices and code to reproduce analysis of butterfly trends. Sample raw data for showing phenology models used to impute missing surveys. Data and code for figures,...

Raw values were cross-checked, some were obtained from individual agencies and published records [29, 36, 38, 39, 42, 44, 45, 52–56]. Year is from the start of that breeding...

BackgroundAround the world, researchers are using the observations and experiences of citizens to describe patterns in animal populations. This data is often collected via...

Data file for mcmcGLMM in R. Note that slightly different data files were used for different analyses. This file was used for the analyses of laying date change per year in...

Note the 2002 Kanowna Island pup estimate is a direct count and therefore not included in the trend analysis that is based on capture-mark-resight results (CMR). Where no...

We used the presence and absence data of sentinel invertebrates (stonefly, order Plecoptera) collected by citizen scientists over 17 years to approximate trends in stream health...

The proportional catch by gear type involves only those reports for which actual dugong captures were reported.

Nexus tree file for mcmcGLMM analyses in R. This tree was used with the data file "LaydateYr_23Jan13.txt" to conduct the analyses shown in Table 4 of the paper. Note that...