Spatially explicit densities of wildlife are important for understanding environmental drivers
of populations, and density surfaces of intraspecific classes allow exploration of links …

Wild animals that reach the urban and sub-urban areas have caused various problems in
the world. Human-wild boar conflicts have been increasing in these environments since the …

Regardless of whether populations of sika deer (Cervus nippon) are native or introduced,
their distribution continues to expand, presenting new ecological threats in several regions …

Ungulate populations such as deer and wild boars have been expanding in range and
increasing in number throughout many areas of the world. Regulation of these …

Adaptive hunting management is commonly used for controlling the populations of
overabundant large herbivores; however, induced behavioural changes can make the …

Invasive species are ranked as one of the leading drivers of global biodiversity loss. To
mitigate their impact, we must understand the future risks caused by invasive species …

Radiotelemetry and unmarked occupancy modeling have been used to estimate animal
population growth, but have not been compared for ungulates. We compared white-tailed …

Several ungulate populations have become overabundant worldwide, resulting in ecological
and social effects. Wildlife managers must establish effective population control programs to …

The overabundance of large herbivores is now recognized as a serious ecological problem.
However, the resulting ecological consequences remain poorly understood. The ecological …

In 1980 and 1981, eight and nine individual sika deer Cervus nippon were reintroduced in
southern Hokkaido, Japan, respectively, to address population declines in this species …