Animal tuberculosis (TB) remains a serious concern for animal and human health.
Mycobacterium bovis circulates in multi-host systems, dominated by the European 2 clonal …

Many animals living in anthropized landscapes try to avoid encountering people by being
active at night. By doing so, however, they risk being disturbed while at rest during the day …

The biological diversity of a region may not be fully sampled due to the low abundance or
rarity of species, or the absence of species determined by their niche specificity …

An exemplary urban adapter, the wild boar (Sus scrofa) has successfully colonized urban
ecological niches worldwide. Improvement of strategies for optimal management of urban …

The timber industry has increased considerably in recent decades to meet human needs for
wood. In Portugal, Eucalyptus plantations are the most common use of forested land …

Balancing development and conservation is one of the major challenges for modern
societies. Negative human–wildlife interactions, especially crop raiding by wildlife, greatly …

Few landscapes on earth remain free of human‐modification, which may influence resource
selection in wildlife. To investigate the effects of anthropic pressure on wild boar (Sus scrofa) …

In many Mediterranean ecosystems, animal tuberculosis (TB), caused by Mycobacterium
bovis, is maintained by multi‐host communities in which cattle and different wildlife species …

Wildlife conservation and management in human-dominated landscapes are major
concerns for wildlife ecologists and managers. The dynamics of human disturbance …

Wild boars can cause crop damage and are vectors causing infectious diseases. Thus,
population management is essential to mitigate the damage. Because home range and …