Amidst global climate change and increased anthropogenic activities, the Qilian Mountains
face critical ecological and environmental challenges, including vegetation degradation and …

Quantifying the utilization of wildlife crossing structures (CSs) requires considering the local
population background. This study assessed the effectiveness of 22 CSs based on the …

Wildlife roadkills have emerged as one of the most adverse impacts of road networks on
biodiversity. Knowledge regarding amphibian roadkill patterns in Asian tropical rainforests is …

The escalating ecological risks associated with Community Tourism (CT) pose a significant
threat to ecosystem conservation worldwide, yet methods to predict and prevent CT-induced …

Anthropogenic change is a global threat to wildlife and the biosphere's health. Wildlife faces
growing threats from anthropogenic activities, especially infrastructure. Protected areas …

Human–wildlife interactions are increasing in severity due to climate change and
proliferating urbanization. Regions where human infrastructure and activity are rapidly …

In this research, we systematically reviewed the impacts of wildlife tourism on human-wildlife
conflict. Our findings of the four thematic areas provided significant insights about the …

Trends in population sizes influence conservation decisions, but such trends can be
misleading since a population can grow even as carrying capacity falls. Population growth …

Resource selection is a critical aspect of wildlife ecology, and understanding how animals
interact with human-associated resources is of increasing importance as urbanization …