Sub-Saharan Africa's (SSA's) iconic biodiversity is of immense potential global value but is
jeopardized by increasing anthropogenic pressures. Elevated consumption in wealthier …

Human land-use results in widespread range change across taxa. Anthropogenic pressures
can result in species' realized niches expanding, shifting, or contracting. Marginalization …

The conversion of natural habitats to farmland is a major cause of biodiversity loss and
poses the greatest extinction risk to birds worldwide. Tropical raptors are of particular …

Wide-ranging carnivores experience tradeoffs between dynamic resource availabilities and
heterogeneous risks from humans, with consequences for their ecological function and …

Aim Predict empirically the current and recent historical (c1970) landscape connectivity and
population size of the African lion as a baseline against which to assess conservation of the …

Collaborative management partnerships (CMPs) between state wildlife authorities and
nonprofit conservation organizations to manage protected areas (PAs) have been used …

The core‐periphery hypothesis predicts niche cores should be associated with greater
survivorship, reproductive output and population performance rates than marginal habitats …

Adopting a sco** review method, we examined peer‐reviewed academic papers
published about human–lion conflict (HLC)(including coexistence) and identified knowledge …

Co-management has been widely promoted in protected area management on the premise
that it may simultaneously enhance biodiversity conservation outcomes and improve …

Prey-depletion is a significant threat facing carnivores globally, resulting in reduced
population numbers, diet alterations, and increased livestock consumption, which increases …