Context Although multi-scale approaches are commonly used to assess wildlife-habitat
relationships, few studies have examined selection at multiple spatial scales within different …

Landscape features can strongly influence gene flow and the strength and direction of these
effects may vary across spatial scales. However, few studies have evaluated methodological …

Accurate species delimitation and description are necessary to guide effective conservation
of imperiled species, and this synergy is maximized when multiple data sources are used to …

Context Despite the diversity of available home range estimators, no single method performs
equally well in all circumstances. It is therefore important to understand how different …

Range‐wide species conservation efforts are facilitated by spatially explicit estimates of
habitat suitability. However, species‐environment relationships often vary geographically …

Many snake populations display seasonal variation in movement patterns in response to
spatiotemporal variation in prey, mates, and other resources. Eastern Indigo Snakes …

Animal home ranges are influenced by diverse intrinsic and extrinsic factors. For example,
habitat heterogeneity may affect the spatial distribution of resources leading to larger home …

Understanding the factors influencing the degree of spatial overlap among conspecifics is
important for understanding multiple ecological processes. Compared to terrestrial …

Understanding the spatial ecology of a species is essential for developing successful
conservation strategies. Reptiles may serve as keystone species and are critical for robust …

Shelters are critical for many species as protection from predators and extreme
temperatures. Successful conservation of reptiles requires understanding both shelter site …