Advances in tagging technologies are expanding opportunities to estimate survival of fish
and wildlife populations. Yet, capture and handling effects could impact survival outcomes …

Highly mobile and migratory wildlife are ecologically, culturally, and economically important
because they provide ecosystem services across heterogenous landscapes. Migratory …

Human–wildlife interactions are increasing in severity due to climate change and
proliferating urbanization. Regions where human infrastructure and activity are rapidly …

Fences are an important tool for anchoring reintroduced species to a target area, and there
is a need to understand their effect on other wildlife species. However, little is understood …

With the recent recovery of large carnivores in Europe, preventive measures to protect
livestock are on the rise. Fences that exclude carnivores from grazing areas have been …

Majapun RJ, Paul V, Suis MAF, Khoo E, Guanih VS, Kelvin PKN, En CT, Ajik M. 2024.
Evaluating browsing damage to selected taxa in a trial plantation within the Lungmanis …

As part of Secretarial Order 3362 issued by the Department of the Interior in 2018 (United
States Department of the Interior 2018), wildlife agencies in 11 western states were tasked …

Animals adjust behavior to changes in perceived predation risk, their so called “landscape of
fear”. However, individuals within populations can differ greatly in their plasticity towards …

“Coexistence frontiers”, or regions where human infrastructure and activity are increasing
rapidly or newly appearing, constitute novel environments where wildlife must learn to …

The ecological consequences of animal behaviors range from the fitness of individuals to
the functioning of ecosystems. As historic patterns of animal behaviors change in response …