Context Few habitat modeling studies consider multiple spatial or temporal scales; less
identify the operative scale of an organism's response to predictor variables. Optimizing …

Improving connectivity is the most commonly used approach employed in biodiversity
conservation to mitigate habitat fragmentation. Graph-based networks relying on species …

Tigers and leopards have experienced considerable declines in their population due to
habitat loss and fragmentation across their historical ranges. Multi-scale habitat suitability …

Context Understanding the environmental and anthropogenic factors influencing habitat
selection of multiple species is a foundation for quantifying human impacts on biodiversity …

Rapid deforestation has occurred in northern Thailand and is expected to continue. Thus,
identification and protection of sufficient amounts of the highest quality habitat is urgent …

Aim Habitat fragmentation threatens species' persistence by increasing subpopulation
isolation and vulnerability to stochastic events, and its impacts are expected to worsen under …

Technological advancements in data collection, data processing, analytical procedures, and
geographic information systems (GIS) facilitate the use of spatially explicit data for modeling …

The concept of habitat and spatial extent are key features in landscape ecology. A non-
precise definition of habitat and the wrong choice of the scale can affect model outcomes …

In the face of accelerating biodiversity loss and limited data, species distribution models–
which statistically capture and predict species' occurrences based on environmental …

Quantifying habitat use is important for understanding how animals meet their requirements
for survival and provides useful information for conservation planning. Currently …