Camera traps are used by scientists and natural resource managers to acquire ecological
data, and the rapidly increasing camera trapping literature highlights how popular this …

The development of camera‐traps has provided an opportunity to study ecological
relationships and population dynamics of species that are rare, difficult to observe or …

The distribution of species and population attributes are critical data for biodiversity
conservation. As a tool for obtaining such data, camera traps have become increasingly …

Camera trapping has been widely applied to studies of medium to large terrestrial mammals,
but its application to small arboreal mammals has hardly been tested. We employed camera …

In the current context of biodiversity loss through habitat fragmentation, the effectiveness of
wildlife crossings, installed at great expense as compensatory measures, is of vital …

Primera estima de la abundancia y de la densidad del lince euroasiático (Lynx lynx)
utilizando cámaras digitales y técnicas de captura–recaptura en un parque nacional alemán …

The use of non-invasive long-term monitoring data to estimate home ranges of the critically
endangered Iberian lynx has been evaluated. This programme began in 2002 and …

Rigorous and cost-effective methods are essential to efficiently assess wildlife populations
and obtain accurate data to inform conservation and management decisions. In the UK …

The grey wolf (Canis lupus) is a widespread but locally endangered species across
Pakistan. The current study investigates the occupancy of grey wolf and conflict with humans …

Pakistan's northern expanses have rich diversity of mammalian carnivores, but majority of
them are either threatened or endangered due to habitat degradation and conflict with …