Habitat selection studies facilitate assessing and predicting species distributions and habitat
connectivity, but habitat selection can vary temporally and among individuals, which is often …

Animals select their habitat along environmental gradients, but the mechanisms that
constrain the ecological requirements of an individual can differ between life stages …

The recovery of apex consumers increases the need for coexistence efforts, and it is
important to understand how apex consumers respond to human-modified landscapes …

Context Identifying how animals select habitat while navigating landscapes is important for
understanding behavioral ecology and guiding management and conservation decisions …

Human–wildlife interactions are increasing in severity due to climate change and
proliferating urbanization. Regions where human infrastructure and activity are rapidly …

During the reproductive period, mating strategies are a significant driver of adaptations in
animal behaviour. For instance, for polygamous species, greater movement rates during the …

Development during the Anthropocene has led to much habitat degradation, fragmentation,
and disturbance. As such, corridors and linkages (ie, connectivity) between persisting …

Large carnivores tend to avoid humans and their activities spatially and temporally, yet often
experience high rates of anthropogenic mortality and their conservation frequently depends …

“Coexistence frontiers”, or regions where human infrastructure and activity are increasing
rapidly or newly appearing, constitute novel environments where wildlife must learn to …

Anthropogenic impacts, such as habitat degradation and overhunting, pose significant
threats to wildlife populations globally. In Taiwan, alongside habitat loss due to urban …