Predicting the spatial distribution of animals is an important and widely used tool with
applications in wildlife management, conservation, and population health. Wildlife telemetry …

Mammals are imperiled worldwide, primarily from habitat loss or modification, and exhibit
downward trends in their populations and distributions. Likewise, large-bodied herbivores …

The interactions between fire and grazing are widespread throughout fire‐dependent
landscapes. The utilization of burned areas by grazing animals establishes the fire–grazing …

Many rangelands of the world are fire dependent and display a strong interaction between
fire and grazing on animal behavior, productivity and ecosystem processes. The application …

Large‐and medium‐sized mammals play a unique role in ecosystem dynamics. They can
change the physical and biotic landscape by altering the flow of resources among trophic …

Impact of fire on California shrublands has been well studied but nearly all of this work has
focused on plant communities. Impact on and recovery of the chaparral fauna has received …

Predation can disproportionately affect endangered prey populations when generalist
predators are numerically linked to more abundant primary prey. Apparent competition, the …

Provision of surface water has been a long-standing management strategy to enhance
habitat for large mammals in southwestern North America. In this paper, we use a resource …

Bighorn sheep (Ovis canadensis) evolved for thousands of years in the presence of
numerous predators, including mountain lions (Puma concolor). Bighorn sheep have …

Wildfire is a major disturbance factor that affects wildlife both directly and indirectly. To better
understand its influence, carnivore mammals were monitored using scent stations, inside …