Environmental DNA (eDNA) is a potentially powerful tool for detection and monitoring of rare
species, including threatened native species and recently arrived invasive species. Here, we …

Identifying habitats in which a species is likely to be found is extremely important for
understanding the life history and general ecology of the species. Studies of habitat …

Understanding the spatial ecology of species at risk is essential for conservation because
this information forms the base from which management and recovery plans are delineated …

Wind energy presents many advantages, but wind farms pose risks to wildlife and habitats.
We hypothesized that habitat changes caused by the impacts of wind farm construction and …

When preparing management plans for species at risk, conservation practitioners need
information on the habitat requirements of those species. In environmental extremes, the …

Fragmentation of natural landscapes by linear anthropogenic features, such as roads, has
several negative consequences, including decreasing connectivity between habitats …

Landscape composition and habitat quality influence the abundance, population structure,
and movements of animals. Understanding how an animal interacts with elements of the …

Georgian Bay, the eastern arm of Lake Huron, is home of the world's largest freshwater
archipelago, a World Biosphere Reserve that contains more than 30,000 islands. Georgian …