Relationships among carnivore species are complex, potentially switching from competition
to facilitation on a context-dependent basis. Negative associations are predicted to increase …

In an era of increasing human pressure on nature, understanding the spatiotemporal
patterns of wildlife relative to human disturbance can inform conservation efforts, especially …

Predator–prey relationships can influence community processes, and a rich prey spectrum is
important to favour carnivore conservation, as well as to buffer single prey towards intensive …

Among domestic animals, the domestic cat (Felis catus) probably has the highest proportion
of free-ranging individuals in the population and as such is an important component (ie …

Tick-transmitted apicomplexans of the genera Cytauxzoon and Hepatozoon affect a wide
range of felids worldwide, but little is known about them. Recently, several studies …

Integrating knowledge regarding habitat characteristics and animal behaviour into
conservation programs has the potential to impact the results of management and …

Abstract The European wildcat (Felis silvestris) is one of the most endangered European
mammal species and it is strictly protected in Hungary. Its population status was previously …

Simple Summary Human–wildlife conflict refers to conflicts that arise from the occurrence or
behavior of wildlife that poses a threat to humans directly or indirectly. The wild boar, as one …

Acquiring up-to-date information on the distribution of a species is an issue of paramount
importance to set up proper conservation strategies and to assess its conservation status …

Like most small felids, the European wildcat Felis silvestris is a rather elusive species, poorly
detectable in the wild, due to several aspects of its biology. Camera trapping can represent a …