Animal migration plays a central role in many ecological and evolutionary processes, yet
migratory populations worldwide are increasingly threatened. Adjusting migration timing to …

Conservation behaviour is a growing field that applies insights from the study of animal
behaviour to address challenges in wildlife conservation and management. Conservation …

Animal social interactions have an intrinsic spatial basis as many of these interactions occur
in spatial proximity. This presents a dilemma when determining causality: Do individuals …

While migrating, animals make directionally persistent movements and may only respond to
human‐induced rapid environmental change (HIREC), such as climate and land‐use …

Wide-ranging carnivores experience tradeoffs between dynamic resource availabilities and
heterogeneous risks from humans, with consequences for their ecological function and …

Seabirds must find food efficiently in the dynamic ocean environment to succeed at raising
chicks. In theory, site familiarity, gained by prior experience in a place, should increase …

Land-dependent marine species are a unique guild of species whose life histories rely on
both land and sea. This group is exposed to climate change-related stressors 2-fold, as …

In cooperative species, human-induced rapid environmental change may threaten cost–
benefit tradeoffs of group behavioral strategies that evolved in past environments. Capacity …

Numerous wildlife species within semi-arid shrubland ecosystems across western North
America are experiencing substantial habitat loss and fragmentation. These changes in …

Introduction Breeding-site fidelity can occur at various spatial scales and can vary in strength
across these scales. Understanding this variation, and rules governing individual site-fidelity …