Aim Phenological shifts are regarded to be the most pronounced indicators of global climate change. Worldwide, native species pools are being increasingly colonised by non‐native species, thus shaping novel communities. Here, we investigate whether, and how, phenology varies between native and non‐native species. We also examine whether functional traits and/or phylogeny can explain these phenological variations. Location Euro...

Flooding in Kashmir results from a complex interplay of physical, sociopolitical, and economic factors, which presents a severe environmental challenge. The intricate interplay between the Jhelum’s riverscape, social interactions, and economic factors is profoundly shaped by the persistent problem of flooding and its associated vulnerabilities. In this study, we examine the vulnerability of Kashmir to flooding and provide a co...