Understanding connectivity and dispersal capability is important for management of invasive
deer species in Australia. Genetic analysis of sambar deer (Cervus unicolor) and rusa deer …

Road networks pose many well-documented threats to wildlife, from fragmenting habitats
and restricting movement to causing mortality through vehicle collisions. For large …

Introduction The world is being urbanized at a rapid rate and, with that, comes an increase in
the presence of urban wildlife (Dearborn and Kark, 2010). One such animal is Odocoileus …

Connectivity among species' populations worldwide is often disrupted by anthropogenic
land use and management. Especially among disturbance-sensitive species like red deer …

Since the term was coined in 2003, landscape genetics (LG) is a field that integrates
population genetics, landscape ecology, and spatial analytical techniques to quantify the …

Urbanisation alters landscapes, introduces wildlife to novel stressors, and fragments
habitats into remnant'islands'. Within these islands, isolated wildlife populations can …

Enabling movement of species across human-shaped landscapes is a common goal of
connectivity conservation. Corridors are widely used to ensure dispersal and connectivity of …

Abstract Throughout the western United States, efforts are underway to better understand
and preserve migration and movement corridors for mule deer and other big game and to …