More than a quarter of earth's land surface is used for grazing domestic livestock. Livestock
grazing is generally assumed to negatively affect wildlife, however, a number of studies …

Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) have recently emerged as a new remote sensing aerial
platform, and they are seemingly advancing real-time data generation. Nonetheless …

The margay (Leopardus wiedii) is a small Neotropical arboreal wild cat. This species is
thought to be forest-dependent, although few studies so far have directly evaluated the …

Reduction of floristic diversity may trigger local competition between native wildlife,
particularly ungulates, and livestock. In this study, we analysed spatial and temporal niche …

Non-crop vegetation around farmland can be valuable habitats for enhancing ecosystem
services but little is known of the importance of field margins in supporting natural enemies …

Humans have negatively impacted most ecosystems on Earth, altering how species use
habitats and resources available to them, but also their circadian rhythms. Among many …

We used 2 years of camera-trap surveys conducted by citizen scientists to compare native
mammal and bird visits to dominant fruiting-tree species in low and high cattle-impact areas …

The global increase of livestock has caused illegal intrusion of livestock into protected areas.
Until now, hotspot areas of illegal grazing have rarely been mapped, long-term monitoring …

The impact of livestock grazing on native wildlife remains a topic for considerable debate. In
the Brazilian Pantanal extensive cattle ranching has been practised since the mid-18th …

The southernmost subspecies of pampas deer Ozotocerus bezoarticus celer is an endemic
and endangered cervid of the Argentine Pampas. The aim of our study was to describe the …