Occupancy modeling is an essential tool for understanding species‐habitat associations,
thereby helping to plan the conservation of rare and threatened wildlife species. The …

Ecological research is undergoing a substantial transformation. Camera trapping—
“capturing” a photograph remotely, allowing observation of wildlife separately from the …

Simple Summary Due to the complexity of the wild environment, wildlife recognition based
on camera trap images is challenging. Indeed, as the backgrounds of images captured from …

Simple Summary We used camera traps to survey wild mammals in a portion of western
Thailand and recorded 32 species, 17 of which were IUCN-listed from Near Threatened to …

The current biodiversity loss is alarming. Protected areas can be a key strategy to halt and
reverse the downward trend. To evaluate their efficiency and to conduct global biodiversity …

Human activities are affecting habitats and wildlife populations worldwide. Tropical forests
are one of the most affected environments, mainly due to deforestation and poaching. Since …

Habitat loss and fragmentation are pervasive processes driving the disappearance of
populations and species in the Neotropical region. Since species loss may translate into …

Small livestock production has significantly transformed natural land within South Africa, but
the extent and nature of the impacts of this land use on wildlife remains poorly understood …

Simple Summary The Medog region in southeastern Tibet harbors diverse wildlife, yet our
understanding of these mammals' species diversity, distribution, and conservation status …

Indonesia merupakan mega biodiversity, dibuktikan dengan besar persentase jumlah jenis
flora dan fauna dibandingkan dengan jumlah keseluruhan banyaknya jenis yang ada di …