1. Dispersal is of critical ecological and evolutionary importance for several issues of
population biology, particularly population synchrony, colonization and range expansion …

We report on a 32—yr study of a population of Spanish Imperial Eagles, Aquila adalberti,
which increased during the first 16 yr of study but remained stable during the last 16 yr. We …

Exploratory movements and natal dispersal form essential processes during early life history
stages of raptors, but identifying the factors sha** individual movement decisions is …

Several studies have documented negative effects of persecution by humans on the
population dynamics of large birds of prey. Several areas have seen a reduction in …

We used observations of the age structure and breeding productivity of the Scottish
population of golden eagles Aquila chrysaetos together with the classic theory of population …

Landscape connectivity is a key factor determining the viability of populations in fragmented
landscapes. Predicting 'functional connectivity', namely whether a patch or a landscape …

Preserving large predators is important but challenging because these species are typically
wide-ranging, select multiple habitats at different scales and often present spatial or habitat …

Movement behavior and its relationship to habitat provide critical information toward
understanding the effects of changing environments on birds. The eastern North American …

The introduction of agricultural activity (including livestock farming) in natural environments
affects all the natural processes occurring there, from individual behavior and population …

Moving and spatial learning are two intertwined processes:(a) changes in movement
behavior determine the learning of the spatial environment, and (b) information plays a …