Australia's biota is species rich, with high rates of endemism. This natural legacy has rapidly
diminished since European colonization. The impacts of invasive species, habitat loss …

One of the most common behaviors of cats that have an indoor/outdoor lifestyle is to bring
hunted “gifts” to their owners, represented by small mammals, reptiles and birds. Access to …

The interacting threats of invasive predators and fire are key conservation issues for many
species globally, yet few options are available to mitigate these threats. We tested how small …

Urban habitats differ from natural environments, however some predatory species have
become established in cities across the globe. The aim of our study was to compare the …

Birds must contend with an array of anthropogenic threats during their migratory journeys.
Many migrants are killed due to encounters with artificial light, introduced species …

Many Australian animal species are threatened by introduced species, and some by
problematic native species. Conservation programs resulting in a network of havens (islands …

An emerging research program on population and geographic range dynamics of Australia's
mammals illustrates an approach to better understand and respond to geographic range …

Stomach content analysis (SCA) is one of the most direct and oldest approaches to studying
wildlife feeding relationships. It provides a snapshot of the foods eaten over the previous …

Fire shapes animal communities by altering resource availability and species interactions,
including between predators and prey. In Australia, there is particular concern that two …

Introduction of the domestic cat and red fox has devastated Australian native fauna. We
synthesized Australian diet analyses to identify traits of prey species in cat, fox and dingo …