Context An exciting research frontier is the intersection of wildlife ecology and social
science. Associated research is embracing a spatial approach to integrating ecological and …

Context Habitat loss and fragmentation are main drivers of biodiversity loss and are
occurring at an accelerating rate globally. Carnivores are often subject to persecution and …

Conservation of large carnivores requires preservation of extensive core habitats and
linkages among them. The goal of this study was to identify core habitats and corridors by …

Distribution range shift is inevitable for many species as climate change continues to shape
and alter their habitat. Predicting where these shifts occur can help us know what to …

Identifying spatial gaps in conservation networks requires information on species-
environment relationships, and prioritization of habitats and corridors. We combined multi …

Humans are responsible for over a quarter of all wildlife mortality events across the globe.
The pressure this puts on wildlife populations contributes to the decline of many at-risk …

Central Iran supports a diversity of carnivores, most of which are threatened by habitat loss
and fragmentation. Carnivore conservation requires the identification and preservation of …

The application of empirical and spatially explicit information to understand the spatial
distribution of human–wildlife conflict (HWC) risk zones is increasingly becoming imperative …

Rapid expansion of roads is among the strongest drivers of the loss and degradation of
natural habitats. The goal of the present study is to quantify landscape fragmentation and …

The process of habitat loss and fragmentation is inevitable with increasing human activities,
necessitating conservation for the areas with the highest priorities (ie, biodiversity hotspots) …