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With the potential extinction of threatened species, communities and species pools could become functionally and phylogenetically impoverished, especi...

In California's Central Valley, most native grasslands have been destroyed or degraded due to invasion, farming and development. Grassland restoration...

Monitoring trends in animal populations is essential for the development of appropriate wildlife management strategies. However, long-term studies are...

1. Invertebrate-derived DNA (iDNA), in combination with high throughput sequencing, has been proposed as a cost-efficient and powerful tool to survey ...

Emerging infectious diseases have caused population declines and biodiversity loss. The ability of pathogens to survive in the environment, independen...

Human activities can affect the behaviour and fitness of wildlife. However, the response of animals to nonlethal human activities has not been well-st...

Maintenance of early successional and open habitats often requires active removal of encroaching vegetation. In many cases, fire or other historically...

Scaring of wildlife is commonly used in attempts to reduce crop damage in agricultural landscapes, but relatively few studies exist on its actual effe...

Many ecologically based wildlife-habitat models provide only limited explanations of the observed data because they do not take account of the way in ...

Advances in human technology can lead to widespread and rapid increases in interactions between wildlife and potentially disturbing stimuli. The recre...