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In an apple orchard in south-western England where tits (Parus spp.) ate 95% of the overwintering larvae of Cydia pomonella (L.), only 35% of the surv...
Read moreMethods used to control canids may differ in their relative effectiveness and how they 'sample' age and sex classes. However, there is little informat...
Read moreIt has been hypothesized that a balanced adult sex ratio is necessary for the full participation of ungulate females in reproduction and therefore hig...
Read moreAfrican lions are declining across much of their range, yet robust measures of population densities remain rare. The Queen Elizabeth Conservation Area...
Read moreThe behaviour of vertebrate pests, such as invasive species and nuisance native animals, towards control devices present a major challenge for wildlif...
Read morePrioritizing conservation of source populations within landscapes is proposed as a strategy for recovering tigers globally. We studied population dyna...
Read more1. Increasingly immunocontraception is being considered as a potential method for the biological control of mammalian pests. Although several studies ...
Read moreEffective, evidence-based management is required to ensure long-term coexistence between people and wildlife in an increasingly humanized world. Altho...
Read moreThe development of genetically modified (GM) mosquitoes and their subsequent field release offers innovative and cost-effective approaches to reduce m...
Read moreBridled nailtail wallabies Onychogalea fraenata are medium-sized, nocturnal, solitary macropods that persist in only one conservation reserve in centr...
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