Protected areas safeguard biodiversity and provide opportunities for human recreation.
However, abundant anthropogenic food subsidies associated with human activities in …

Human influence on ecosystems is rapidly expanding, and one consequence is the
increased availability of human food subsidies to wildlife. Human food subsidies like refuse …

Territorial species are often predicted to adhere to an ideal despotic distribution and under-
match local food resources, meaning that individuals in high-quality habitat achieve higher …

For millennia, humans and wildlife coevolved in a myriad of landscapes influencing each
other through social interactions. Humans may be providing non-verbal signals in their facial …

Abstract The Marbled Murrelet (Brachyramphus marmoratus) is a small, federally threatened
seabird native to the western coast of North America that ranges from the Aleutians to central …

Anthropogenic food subsidies have ecological and evolutionary implications for wildlife on a
global scale. In protected areas where habitat for species of conservation concern and …