Biogeographical diversity is central to the trophic ecology of predators. Understanding the
biogeographical trophic patterns of generalist predators, such as the red fox V ulpes vulpes …

Corvids are often viewed as efficient predators capable of limiting prey species populations.
Despite this widely held belief, a comprehensive review quantifying the effect of corvids on …

As described in many farmland birds of Europe, habitat loss is one of the main factors
explaining the decline of the European turtle dove (Streptopelia turtur), a migratory columbid …

To promote management and conservation, it is useful to identify the factors that determine
species distribution and to understand the mechanisms that regulate the organization of …

The release of more than 40 million captive‐bred pheasants and red‐legged partridges in
Britain annually represents a significant addition to the potential food resource base for …

The correct interpretation of relative abundance indices provided by different sampling
methods is essential to correctly estimate population size. Although multiple indices and …

One of the most important human-wildlife conflicts in the world is that where predators are
involved. Predators may compete with us for the same resources, such as game species. As …

Wildlife exposure to pharmaceuticals can occur through contaminated water, and through
the excreta and carcasses of medicated livestock, with potential for bioaccumulation and …

In the multi-functional and biodiverse cork oak landscapes of Iberia (Montado), agro-silvo-
pastoral practices promote landscape heterogeneity and create intricate habitat and …

Roads represent barriers to animal movement due to physical obstruction, mortality, or
behavioural avoidance. The population-level consequences of such constraints remain …