Background Global increases in human activity threaten connectivity of animal habitat and
populations. Protection and restoration of wildlife habitat and movement corridors require …

Context Dispersal of individuals contributes to long-term population persistence, yet requires
a sufficient degree of landscape connectivity. To date, connectivity has mainly been …

Context Maintaining and improving ecological connectivity is an important component of
wildlife conservation. Omnidirectional circuit theory algorithms model the flow of electric …

Fragmented natural habitats, such as old-growth forests, have been often considered island-
like systems. However, whereas the isolation of real islands is mostly a function of their …

Habitat fragmentation has largely reduced biodiversity in the urban fringe. The prioritization
of individual habitat patches can provide spatially explicit guidance for ecological …

Integrated step-selection analyses (iSSAs) are versatile and powerful frameworks for
studying habitat and movement preferences of tracked animals. iSSAs utilize integrated step …

Conserving and managing large portions of land to connect wildlife reserves is an
increasingly used strategy to maintain and restore connectivity among wildlife populations …

While climate change has been shown to impact several life‐history traits of wild‐living
animal populations, little is known about its effects on dispersal and connectivity. Here, we …

Context Wildlife distributions are often subdivided into discrete conservation units to aid in
implementing management and conservation objectives. Habitat suitability models …

Global increases in human activity threaten connectivity of animal populations. Protection
and restoration of animal movement corridors requires robust models to forecast the effects …