The forests of Southeast (SE) Asia support large ungulate species listed as globally
threatened by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature's Red List. In Thailand …

The wildlife and livestock interface is vital for wildlife conservation and habitat management.
Infectious diseases maintained by domestic species may impact threatened species such as …

Endangered species, despite often living at low population densities, may undergo
unexpected density‐dependent feedbacks in the case of successful recovery or marked …

The global effort to protect megaherbivore populations is largely dependent on how human-
wildlife conflict is identified, prioritized, and remedied. We examined the socio-ecological …

Access to suitable water sources is important for mammals. This study aimed to compared
mammal diversity and water use among water springs, standard artificial ponds, and water …

Wild bovids provide important ecosystem services throughout their native range. In Asia,
most are threatened with extinction. Five wild bovids remain in Thailand: gaur (Bos gaurus) …

A Bayesian approach was used to develop binary quantile regression models featuring the
lasso penalty. The models afford the advantages of all quantile regression models, such as …

The livestock-wildlife interface is one of the most essential issues threatening wildlife
conservation and public health. Identifying interface areas can help to prioritise disease …

Wildlife species in Asia are facing impending threats by human activities ranging from
hunting to loss of critical habitats at an alarming rate. Asia is home to the largest human …

Endangered species, despite often living at low population densities, may undergo
unexpected density-dependent feedbacks in the case of successful recovery or marked …