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Identifying the mechanisms underlying biological invasions can inform the management of invasive species. The enemy release hypothesis (ERH) suggests ...
Read moreManaging activities that result in human-wildlife conflict is a challenging goal for modern scientists and managers. In recent years, the self-motivat...
Read more1. Wild predators sometimes kill livestock. In Australia the red fox kills lambs, but there are limited experimental data to demonstrate the effects o...
Read moreMarking IFPRI's 40th year, this paper draws on external sources of evidence to review the Institute's policy influence and impact to date. The externa...
Read moreIn Zambia the dry season is from April to November. Miombo woodland is of marginal value for general agricultural use. In August and again in October ...
Read moreCurrent methods for identifying and predicting infectious disease dynamics in wildlife populations are limited. Pathogen transmission dynamics can be ...
Read moreBovine tuberculosis (TB) occurs in cattle and badgers in the UK and control efforts are undertaken to reduce the spread of the disease. This study eva...
Read more1. In vertebrate population estimation, converting faecal density into animal density requires information on the faecal production rate, decay rate a...
Read moreTo successfully manipulate populations for management and conservation purposes, managers must be able to track changes in demographic rates and deter...
Read moreIdentifying high-quality habitat is integral to effective species conservation efforts and requires information about habitat-specific abundance and d...
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