Extinct in the Wild (EW) species are placed at the highest risk of extinction under the
International Union for Conservation of Nature Red List, but the extent and variation in this …

Although cooperation represents a long-standing evolutionary puzzle, field studies on social
carnivores have contributed greatly to our understanding of the selective forces favoring …

Species that cannot adapt or keep pace with a changing climate are likely to need human
intervention to shift to more suitable climates. While hundreds of articles mention using …

Little information exists on coyote (Canis latrans) space use and habitat selection in the
southeastern United States and most studies conducted in the Southeast have been carried …

Following federal protection in 1974, gray wolves (Canis lupus) partially recolonized former
range in the western Great Lakes region, USA, yet remain absent from most of the eastern …

Captive management of many wildlife species can be challenging, with individuals
displaying health disorders that are not generally described in the wild population …

Large carnivores, such as brown bears (Ursus arctos), are flagship species for the
conservation of biodiversity and their reintroduction represents a strong challenge. However …

In natural populations, the expression and severity of inbreeding depression can vary widely
across taxa. Describing processes that influence the extent of inbreeding and inbreeding …

Recovery of large carnivores remains a challenge because complex spatial dynamics that
facilitate population persistence are poorly understood. In particular, recovery of the critically …

Taxonomy presents itself as the critical basis of any modern scientific decision-making
approach in the living world, and therefore accurate classifications have to be sought. Due to …