Cover: Peacock katydid (Pterochroza sp.) in Yasuni National Park, Ecuador. Vast sections of Yasuni, the largest national park in the country, and other protected areas overlap oil blocks in the Ecuadorian Amazon. Remotely sensed data on deforestation and spatial data on species and ecosystem extents and oil profits enhance conservation prioritization for these areas. Lessening oil profits by 5% allows, on average, for protection of 65% of the extent of ecosystems and 741 examined species. See pages xxx‐xxx in Ball et al.

Photographer: Pete Oxford has worked in many of the world's most pristine and remote wildlife areas and cultural destinations as a conservation photographer. His images appear in most of the major magazines in the field, including National Geographic, BBC Wildlife, Time, International Wildlife, and Smithsonian. He was a resident of Ecuador for 34 years before moving in 2017 to Bettys Bay, South Africa. Pete has published 14 books, mostly on Ecuadorian conservation themes and worked primarily on conservation‐related subjects in the hope that the power of his images will help further such efforts around the world. Outdoor Photography magazine considers him one of the 40 most influential nature photographers in the world, and he is a Founder Fellow of the International League of Conservation Photographers.

封面：孔雀纺织娘（Pterochroza在亚苏尼国家公园，厄瓜多尔SP）。厄瓜多尔最大的国家公园Yasuni的广阔部分和其他保护区与厄瓜多尔亚马逊河的油块重叠。有关森林砍伐的遥感数据以及有关物种和生态系统范围以及石油利润的空间数据可增强这些地区的保护优先次序。将石油利润减少5％可以平均保护65％的生态系统和741种受检物种。参见Ball等人的第xxx-xxx页。

摄影师：皮特·牛津（Pete Oxford）在世界上许多最原始和偏远的野生动植物地区以及文化目的地工作，担任保护摄影师。他的图像出现在该领域的大多数主要杂志中，包括《国家地理》，BBC野生动物，《时代》，国际野生动物和史密森尼杂志。他在厄瓜多尔居住了34年，然后于2017年搬到南非的贝蒂斯湾（Bettys Bay）。皮特出版了14本书，大部分是关于厄瓜多尔保护主题的书，主要从事与保护有关的主题，希望他的影像的力量将有助于在世界范围内进一步开展此类工作。户外摄影 该杂志将他视为全球40位最具影响力的自然摄影师之一，并且是国际自然保护摄影师联盟的创始人。