Cryptic function loss occurs when the ecological function of an animal population is
significantly altered as a result of disturbance, even though the species is still present in the …

Context The amount and configuration of habitat are independent but tightly linked
landscape characteristics which are often confounded in ecological studies. Differentiating …

Scattered trees are frequently considered “keystone structures” due to their disproportionate
contribution in facilitating movement across the landscape. However, which landscape …

Fine-scale landscape features such as scattered trees are increasingly thought to be critical
for dispersal, and need to be considered in connectivity modelling and planning. Yet existing …

Context Functional connectivity reflects the ease with which an organism can access
different locations within its environment. Because functional connectivity can significantly …

Reduced movement across a landscape due to habitat loss and fragmentation is considered
one of the primary reasons for species' population declines. Gliding mammals, such as the …

Phenotypic plasticity is one way for organisms to deal with variable environments through
generalism. However, plasticity is not found universally and its evolution may be constrained …

Large-scale restoration programs have been implemented worldwide to counteract habitat
loss and fragmentation from expansion and intensification of agriculture. These agri …

First comprehensive account of the mammals of the entire southeastern US The
southeastern United States is home to a remarkable and diverse mammalian fauna that is a …

Human-wildlife conflict is increasing as urbanization expands and wildlife species adjust to
living near people. Translocation is often used to manage human-wildlife conflict because it …