Carnivore conservation translocations are assumed to provide numerous ecological
benefits, including conservation of the translocated carnivores, regulation of prey species …

Massive human‐induced declines of large‐sized animals and trees (megabiota) from the
Late Pleistocene to the Anthropocene have resulted in downsized ecosystems across the …

Globally, fragmented landscapes and other anthropogenic pressures are causing declines
in large carnivore populations. Conservation organizations are working to counteract these …

Many protected areas worldwide have been established to protect the last natural refuges of
flagship animal species. However, long-established protected areas do not always match …

The persistence of endangered species may depend on the fate of a very small number of
individual animals. In situ conservation alone may sometimes be insufficient. In these …

Of all the ways human beings have modified the planet over the last 10,000 years, habitat
loss is the most important for other species. To address this most critical threat to …

In order to effectively conserve a species and manage its population, it is critical to
understand the impact of climate change on habitat quality and connectivity. The sika deer …

This study investigates the genomic landscape of Sika deer populations, emphasizing the
detection and characterization of runs of homozygosity (ROH) and their contribution towards …

Reintroduction is a viable conservation strategy for large carnivores however such
reintroductions require robust feasibility assessments, considering ecological, management …

This qualitative study, based on fifty-two focus groups, interviews, and participant
observation within a 10-km buffer around Sariska Tiger Reserve in Rajasthan, India, builds …