Globally, hundreds of thousands of rangers patrol protected areas every day. The data they
collect have immense potential for monitoring biodiversity and threats to it. Technologies like …

Illegal harvest (poaching) and habitat loss are two of the greatest threats to wildlife. While, in
theory, protected areas can alleviate populations from these threats, they must be managed …

Human-induced forest loss has had devastating impacts on biodiversity. Mammal
populations in the tropics have been hit particularly hard by the resulting habitat loss …

Unsustainable snaring is causing biodiversity declines across tropical protected areas,
resulting in species extinctions and jeopardizing the health of forest ecosystems. Here, we …

Managing protected areas (PAs) requires measurable indicators to assess effectiveness.
The status of populations and guilds of multiple species are potential indicators that should …

There has been increased research examining conservation rangers. Little is known,
however, about female rangers, including their primary roles and workplace environment …