Aim Maintaining connectivity is critical for long‐term persistence of wild carnivores in
landscapes fragmented due to anthropogenic activity. We examined spatial genetic structure …

Habitat modeling is one of the most common practices in ecology today, aimed at
understanding complex associations between species and an array of environmental …

Background Habitat resources occur across the range of spatial scales in the environment.
The environmental resources are characterized by upper and lower limits, which define …

Designing a population monitoring program for Asian bears presents challenges associated
with their low densities and detectability, generally large home ranges, and logistical or …

Global terrestrial ecosystem is threatened by several factors, such as infestation of invasive
plants, which influence the habitat use by wildlife. Prosopis juliflora is such a plant species …

This study investigated the influence of soil properties on the density and shape of epigeous
fungus-growing termite nests in a dry deciduous forest in Karnataka, India. In this …

Understanding factors associated with coexistence of human and wildlife in human‐
dominated landscapes is crucial for effective species conservation. Among the wildlife …

As large areas of forest are lost throughout the tropics, prime habitat of many species decline
and become fragmented. The island of Borneo is a prime example, with accelerated clearing …

Despite the acknowledged roles of termites in tropical ecosystems, the majority of published
studies of epigeal mounds still address the African fauna and are principally concerned with …

Mammals have experienced a massive decline in their populations and geographic ranges
worldwide. The sloth bear, Melursus ursinus (Shaw, 1791), is one of many species facing …