Traditionally, one giraffe species and up to eleven subspecies have been recognized [1];
however, nine subspecies are commonly accepted [2]. Even after a century of research, the …

Abstract The European brown hare Lepus europaeus is the most widely distributed hare
species of the world, being naturally present throughout Eurasia and introduced as a game …

Simple Summary This review focuses on the West African giraffe and summarizes their past
and present conservation management activities. It evaluates their impact to advise and …

All giraffe (Giraffa) were previously assigned to a single species (G. camelopardalis) and
nine subspecies. However, multi‐locus analyses of all subspecies have shown that there …

Strong genetic structure has prompted discussion regarding giraffe taxonomy, 1, 2, 3
including a suggestion to split the giraffe into four species: Northern (Giraffa c …

Animal movement behaviours are shaped by diverse factors, including resource availability
and human impacts on the landscape. We generated home range estimates and daily …

Partial migration is a common movement phenomenon in ungulates, wherein part of the
population remains resident while another portion of the population transitions to spatially or …

The lack of long-term studies remains a limiting factor in understanding the home range,
spatial ecology and movement of giraffes. We equipped eight giraffes with GPS satellite …

To design effective conservation and management strategies at the national scale, it is
important to consider population trends across space and time. Here we assessed the near …

Population numbers of Kordofan giraffe (Giraffa camelopardalis antiquorum) have declined
throughout its range by more than 85% in the last three decades, including in the isolated …