Understanding historic patterns of land use and land cover change across large temporal
and spatial scales is critical for develo** effective biodiversity conservation management …

While subspecies taxonomy of Elephas maximus has varied among authors, the most recent
treatment (Shoshani and Eisenberg 1982) recognizes three subspecies: E. m. indicus on the …

Human-elephant conflict (HEC) poses a major threat to elephants in many parts of Asia,
including Indonesia. This paper presents data from a case study on HEC in Aceh, Sumatra …

Asian elephants are threatened throughout their range due to habitat loss, fragmentation,
and conflict with humans. Limited data on spatial and temporal use of habitats in largely …

Climatic variability, resource availability, and anthropogenic impacts heavily influence an
animal's home range. This makes home range size an effective metric for understanding …

The rapid proliferation of transportation networks (TNs) threatens the viability of species with
wide geographic ranges via habitat fragmentation, road kill, and indirect socio‐ecological …

Context Asian elephant numbers are declining across much of their range driven largely by
serious threats from land use change resulting in habitat loss and fragmentation. Myanmar …

Conservation interventions for threatened species must be based on accurate assessments
of the effects of anthropogenic pressures on habitat suitability. We used multiscale …

The ecology and behaviour of woolly and Columbian mammoths and mastodons have been
extensively studied. Despite this, their patterns of mobility, and particularly the question of …

Understanding the spatial ecology of an animal is crucial for its conservation and
management, particularly for threatened species. The gaur (Bos gaurus), globally classified …