In recent decades, human–Rangifer (reindeer and caribou) interactions have increasingly
been studied from a scientific perspective. Many of the studies have examined Norwegian …

Rapid climate change in Arctic regions is linked to the expansion of woody taxa
(shrubification), and an increase in biomass as tundra becomes greener. Reindeer and …

During past decades, the amounts of infrastructure and human activity have increased in
northern latitudes. Although the effects of human development on wild reindeer and caribou …

Fire is rampant throughout subtropical South and Southeast Asian grasslands. However,
very little is known about the role of fire and pyric herbivory on the functioning of highly …

The reindeer is a ruminant of the family Cervidae with a circumpolar distribution that has
been a key component of Eurasian high latitude ecosystems for at least 2 million years …

To evaluate the movement rates of semi-domesticated reindeer (Rangifer tarandus
tarandus) during the bare-ground season, we used successive GPS positions from 48 …

Pellet-group counting (PGC) is a commonly used method for estimating the population
density of various ungulate species. The method assumes a positive linear relationship …

Anthropogenic activities affect habitat use by Rangifer tarandus, a particularly vulnerable
species due to grouping behavior, extensive movements, and grazing ecology. We studied …

Worldwide there is a rush toward wind power development and its associated infrastructure.
In Fennoscandia, large‐scale wind farms comprising several hundred windmills are …

Given the importance of red deer Cervus elaphus for hunting and conservation purposes,
understanding the interactions between this species and its habitats in the Mediterranean …