Many large carnivores occupy a wide geographic distribution, and face threats from habitat
loss and fragmentation, poaching, prey depletion, and human wildlife-conflicts …

We examined the efficacy of a translocation program in which large numbers of leopards
(Panthera pardus fusca) were trapped in human‐dominated landscapes where livestock …

In the face of a growing human footprint, understanding interactions among threatened large
carnivores is fundamental to effectively mitigating anthropogenic threats and managing …

Large carnivores, despite being sensitive to specific habitat conditions, are able to distribute
in a wide range of natural habitats. Such pattern of distribution raises the question of …

Land-use change has led to substantial range contractions for many species. Such
contractions are particularly acute for wide-ranging large carnivores in Asia's high altitude …

Apex carnivores around the world have experienced rapid population declines and local
extirpation due to anthropogenic pressures, and they are increasingly restricted to …

Wildlife respond to human presence by adjusting their temporal niche, possibly modifying
encounter rates among species and trophic dynamics that structure communities. We …

The future of biodiversity and ecosystem services depends largely on the capacity of human‐
dominated ecosystems to support them, yet this capacity remains largely unknown. Using …

The African lion, Panthera leo, is threatened throughout much of its remaining range by
human impacts such as loss of prey, habitat fragmentation and direct human-caused …

Natal dispersal promotes inter‐population linkage, and is key to spatial distribution of
populations. Degradation of suitable landscape structures beyond the specific threshold of …