Translocations are an increasingly popular conservation tool, although their use to date has
been largely reactive, often attempting to stave off the extinction of threatened species …

Wildlife conservation and management in human-dominated landscapes are major
concerns for wildlife ecologists and managers. The dynamics of human disturbance …

Anthropogenic changes pose a significant threat to global biodiversity, especially in reptiles.
Mexico, renowned for its diverse reptile population, is experiencing habitat disturbance and …

Reptiles (Crocodylia, Rhynchocephalia, Squamata, Testudines) represent the most diverse
group of vertebrates, with over 12,000 identified species (Wotherspoon et al. 2024; Oskyrko …

The spatial ecology of animals is influenced by the structure of their physical habitat, which
affects the availability of refuges and microclimate, as well as the spatial positioning of …

Current agricultural practices and change are the major cause of biodiversity loss. An
important change associated with the intensification of agriculture in the last 50 years is the …

The conversion of natural vegetation areas for agriculture causes the local extinction of
many species, although a few species may benefit from the conversion. We evaluated how …

Texas Alligator Lizards (Gerrhonotus infernalis) range from Central Texas into adjacent
northeastern Mexico, and published ecological studies on their terrestrial and arboreal …

Current agricultural practices and change are the major cause of biodiversity loss. An
important change associated with the intensification of agriculture in the last 50 years is the …

Landscape modification for agriculture has shaped ecosystems globally, driving widespread
population declines and range reductions of native fauna. However, some species persist …