Evidence-based decision-making in natural resource management and conservation is
often constrained by lack of robust biodiversity data. Technology offers opportunities for …

Small mammals, such as small rodents (Rodentia: Muroidea) and shrews (Insectivora:
Soricidae), present particular challenges in camera trap surveys. Their size is often …

This paper addresses a wildlife monitoring problem using a team of unmanned aerial
vehicles (UAVs) with the optimal transport theory. The state-of-the-art technology using …

Effective wildlife monitoring is a prerequisite for effective wildlife conservation since, without
time-series data on species populations and threats, evidence-based adaptive management …

Wind power is a rapidly growing renewable energy sector that reduces greenhouse gas
emissions and provides sustainable energy. However, environmental destruction in wind …

Human activity in African tropical rainforests continues to threaten wild mammals. Many rural
communities are dependent on hunting, yet there is a widespread lack of baseline data on …

The presence of exotic predators in ecosystems across the world is a leading driver of native
species' declines. Exotic predators largely influence native species through predation and …

The global population of domestic dogs is estimated at 900 million, making them the world's
most abundant carnivore. Southeast Asia is considered extremely vulnerable to wildlife …

Effective, targeted management and conservation plans for wildlife populations require
reliable population sampling and estimation. Unfortunately, robust, comprehensive primate …

Anthropogenic habitat alteration and invasive species are threatening carnivores globally.
Understanding the impact of these factors is critical for creating localized, effective …