Reliable information about wildlife is absolutely important for making informed management
decisions. The issues with the effectiveness of the control and monitoring of both large and …

Wildlife research has been indispensable for increasing our insight into ecosystem
functioning as well as for designing effective conservation measures under the currently …

Across the northern hemisphere, land use changes and, possibly, warmer winters are
leading to more abundant and diverse ungulate communities causing increased …

Humans are increasingly acknowledged as apex predators that shape landscapes of fear to
which herbivores adapt their behaviour. Here, we investigate how humans modify deer …

Roe deer (Capreolus capreolus) is the most abundant cervid in Europe and, as such, has a
considerable impact over several human activities. Accurate roe deer population size …

Beavers can change habitat composition by cutting down trees, digging, and damming
activities, thereby affecting species richness and abundance. Although there is large body of …

Pellet counts are widely used to monitor ungulates but rely on the assumption that pellets of
different species are correctly identified in the field. Recent studies question this assumption …

Large forested landscapes often harbour significant amount of biodiversity and support
mankind by rendering various livelihood opportunities and ecosystem services. Their …

Population density is fundamental information for assessing the conservation status of
species and support management and conservation actions for in situ populations, but is …

Javan langur (Presbytis comata) is grouped into one of priority species for conservation.
However, little is known about the distribution of the population that can support …