Human–wildlife interfaces are increasing rapidly due to the disproportionate growth of
human and wildlife populations in a spatial context. The Himalayan system, a global …

Understanding the distribution of wildlife species and their response to diverse
anthropogenic pressures is important for conservation planning and management of wildlife …

Conservation of mammals in human-dominated landscapes requires essential information
on their ecological aspects. We used camera traps to assess the wild mammal assemblage …

Wildlife reserves are becoming increasingly isolated from the surrounding human-
dominated landscapes particularly in Asia. It is imperative to understand how species are …

Introduction Terrestrial mammals play a pivotal role in tropical forest ecosystems,
representing a rich and functionally diverse component of these biomes. However, they …

Context Human presence and land-use activities influence habitat use and activity of
species. It is crucial to study the ecological and anthropogenic determinants that drive these …

The current protected area (PA) network is not sufficient to ensure long‐term persistence of
wide‐ranging carnivore populations. Within India, this is particularly the case for species that …

Context Habitat loss limits the dispersal of wide-ranging large mammals. It is pivotal to study
the ecological and anthropogenic factors driving the habitat occupancy of large mammals for …

Buffer zones surrounding protected areas act as interfaces between humans and wildlife,
providing sustainable resource utilization while minimizing negative interactions. This study …

The effects of human disturbance represent one of the major threats for wildlife conservation.
Many studies have shown that wildlife avoids or reduces direct contact with human activities …