A standing challenge in the study of animal movement ecology is the capacity to predict
where and when an individual animal might occur on the landscape, the so‐called …

The long‐term conservation of species at risk relies on numerous, and often concurrent,
management actions to support their recovery. Generally, these actions are habitat‐based …

Understanding the amount of space required by animals to fulfill their biological needs is
essential for comprehending their behavior, their ecological role within their community, and …

Understanding species-habitat associations is fundamental to ecological sciences and for
species conservation. Consequently, various statistical approaches have been designed to …

Recent proliferation of GPS technology has transformed animal movement research. Yet,
time‐series data from this recent technology rarely span beyond a decade, constraining …

Objectives We tested two methods for predicting continental-scale, second-order habitat
selection of a wide-ranging large carnivore, the mountain lion (Puma concolor), to support …

Conserving threatened species relies on an understanding of their habitat requirements.
This is especially relevant for granivorous birds, whose habitat use and movement patterns …

Fire offers both opportunities and risks for wildlife. Its impact will depend on the fire's scale,
how it alters key resources and how animals move. Understanding how wildlife respond to …

Introduction Habitat selection analyses provide a window into the perceived value of
habitats by animals and how those perceptions compare with other animals, change across …

Resource selection functions are commonly used to evaluate animals' habitat selection, for
example, the disproportionate use of habitats relative to their availability. While …