A growing body of literature has documented myriad effects of human activities on animal
behaviour, yet the ultimate ecological consequences of these behavioural shifts remain …

Behavioural responses are widely held to allow animals to cope with human-induced
environmental changes. Less often appreciated is that the absence of behavioural response …

Disturbance of wildlife by ecotourism has become a major concern in the last decades. In
the Mediterranean, sea‐based tourism and related recreational activities are increasing …

While constrained by endogenous rhythms, morphology and ecology, animals may still
exhibit flexible activity patterns in response to risk. Temporal avoidance of interspecific …

Different forms of outdoor recreation have different spatiotemporal activity patterns that may
have interactive or cumulative effects on wildlife through human disturbance, physical …

The management objectives of many protected areas must meet the dual mandates of
protecting biodiversity while providing recreational opportunities. It is difficult to balance …

Studies of cliff-nesting raptors can be challenging because direct observations of nest
contents are difficult. Our goals were to develop a protocol for installing motion-activated trail …

Ecosystem management in the face of global change requires understanding how co‐
occurring threats affect species and communities. Such an understanding allows for effective …

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Human disturbance is caused by the anthropogenic activities in the environment. While
human threat to wildlife is considered to be complex (nonlethal recreations and lethal …