Human–wildlife interactions, including human–wildlife conflict, are increasingly common as
expanding urbanization worldwide creates more opportunities for people to encounter …

Macropods play an important ecological role in the Australian environment; however, at high
population densities can adversely affect biodiversity and primary production and result in …

“Compassionate Conservation” is an emerging movement within conservation science that
is gaining attention through its promotion of “ethical” conservation practices that place …

In some biogeographic regions, many threatened plant species occur in habitats that
periodically experience bushfire. However, we currently have relatively little information on …

Grazing by overabundant herbivores can cause land degradation and reduce biological
diversity. Across arid and semi-arid Australia, predator control, pasture improvement, and …

Recent experiments have demonstrated that carnivores and ungulates in Africa, Asia,
Europe and North America fear the human 'super predator'far more than other predators …

The use of lethal methods to manage locally overabundant wildlife populations is rarely
without some level of public opposition or debate. While a range of factors have been found …

Assessing the genetic diversity and gene flow among populations in combination with
ecological data provides valuable insight into the spatial use and genetic structure of …

The expansion of human activity forces species to co-exist with people in human-modified
landscapes (HMLs). However, living in HMLs demands behavioral adaptations, and the …

Context As urban landscapes proliferate globally, the need for research into urban wildlife
interactions is magnified. The eastern grey kangaroo (Macropus giganteus) is a widespread …