Efficient and reliable methods for estimating animal density are essential to wildlife
conservation and management. Camera trapping is an increasingly popular tool in this area …

African swine fever (ASF) in Asia and the Pacific is currently dominated by ASF virus
transmission within and between domestic pig populations. The contribution made by wild …

Density is a key trait of populations and an essential parameter in ecological research,
wildlife conservation and management. Several models have been developed to estimate …

Density estimates guide wildlife management, and camera traps are commonly used to
estimate sizes of unmarked populations. Unfortunately, animals often alter their natural …

Day range (DR), the distance travelled by an individual during the day, is an important metric
in movement ecology that recently gained interest by its relevance for estimating population …

Conserving large mammals on small islands poses a great challenge, given their high
resource demand within the limited space available. The endangered Togean Islands …

Tropical forest ungulates are poorly known and, despite their ecological and conservation
significance, there are few studies on their density and abundance. I estimated densities of …

The scientific utility of Eugène Dubois' Pithecanthropus erectus (Pe) Skullcap (Trinil 1),
Femur I (Trinil 3) and associated paleontological specimens has been impaired for over a …

Animal population abundance is a significant parameter for studies on invasive species that
can threaten the ecosystem. Researchers have been developing population estimation …

Reliable population estimates are crucial for the conservation and management of faunal
species. Population data of meso-mammal carnivores in Sri Lanka, as well as elsewhere in …