Wildlife monitoring is essential for conservation science and data‐driven decision‐making.
Tropical forests pose a particularly challenging environment for monitoring wildlife due to the …

Wildlife management in rapid changing landscapes requires critical planning through cross
cutting networks, and understanding of landscape features, often affected by the …

Predators compete for resources aggressively, forming trophic hierarchies that shape the
structure of an ecosystem. Competitive interactions between species are modified in the …

Simple Summary Resolving the taxonomic ambiguity of a species is important for their long-
term conservation. We used non-invasive DNA sampling and camera trap** to address …

A precise framework of species occurrence and distribution trends is crucial for conservation
measures. Traditional survey methods are often labour‐intensive and time‐consuming, and …

In meeting the challenges of biodiversity conservation, the taxonomic documentation of
floristic diversity needs priority, particularly in data-deficient regions of the world. In this …

Large carnivores that occur in low densities, particularly in the high-altitude areas are
globally threatened because of habitat loss and anthropogenic disturbances. Among the …

The snow leopard (Panthera uncia) lives in alpine ecosystems in Central Asia, where it
could face intensive climate change and is thus a major conservation concern. We compiled …

Species with sympatric distribution influence ecosystem dynamics and are impacted by the
presence of other co-existing species. Assessing the coexistence and the role of …

Large forested landscapes often harbour significant amount of biodiversity and support
mankind by rendering various livelihood opportunities and ecosystem services. Their …