Abstract Proclaimed in 1907, Etosha National Park in northern Namibia is an iconic dryland
system with a rich history of wildlife conservation and research. A recent research …

Coexistence between humans and large carnivores may depend on carnivore adaptations
to use developed landscapes while reducing human encounters. Roads are a widespread …

Understanding mammalian responses to anthropogenic disturbance is challenging, as
ecological processes and the patterns arising therefrom notoriously change across spatial …

Spatial and temporal associations between sympatric species underpin biotic interactions,
structure ecological assemblages, and sustain ecosystem functioning and stability …

Background Large-scale changes in habitat conditions due to human modifications and
climate change require management practices to consider how species communities can …

Urbanization often results in biodiversity loss and homogenization, but this result is not
universal and there is substantial variability in the spatiotemporal effects of urbanization on …

Simple Summary Humans alter how carnivores interact with one another by changing
landscapes and inciting fear. We investigated how four mesocarnivores (medium-sized …

Anthropogenic disturbance elicits adaptive responses in wildlife, generally aimed at risk-
avoidance, ultimately imposing constraints on their spatial and temporal niches. Previous …

Providing novel food subsidies to wildlife can influence behavior, resource use, disease
dynamics, and food web interactions. Studies examining impacts of anthropogenic food …

Intraspecific communication among carnivores can be complex and risky, and many solitary
carnivores (including pumas; Puma concolor) primarily communicate with potential mates …