Research that yields conflicting results rightly causes controversy. Where methodological
weaknesses are apparent, there is ready opportunity for discord within the scientific …

The northern and eastern plains of Cambodia support one of the largest extents of lowland
deciduous forest in South-east Asia and are globally significant for mammal conservation …

The biodiversity inhabiting tropical peat swamp forests in Southeast Asia is currently
threatened by commercial logging and agricultural expansion. The occurrence of mammals …

The importance of Southeast Asia's tropical peat swamp forests for biodiversity is becoming
increasingly recognised. Information on species presence within peatland areas is scant …

Primates spend a significant proportion of their lives at slee** sites: the selection of a
secure and stable slee** tree can be crucial for individual survival and fitness. We …

Intensive land use plays a major role in tropical peat swamp deforestation in Southeast Asia.
In Peninsular Malaysia, the North Selangor Peat Swamp Forest (NSPSF) is the second …

Protected Areas in Borneo retain some of the best examples of biodiversity and are the last
refuge for wildlife conservation in tropical rainforests. Therefore, understanding the species …

Many tropical mammalian carnivores are now threatened with extinction due to habitat loss
and fragmentation, direct hunting pressure, and depletion of their prey reserves. Due to their …

Animal activity is driven by the environmental conditions and physical structure of a habitat,
and the need to interact with, or avoid, other animals. Knowledge of the proportion of the 24 …

The first camera-trap** study in the Maliau Basin Conservation Area of Malaysian Borneo,
an area containing some of the last intact rainforest in Southeast Asia, detected 13 small …