Aim Animals couple habitats by three types of movement: dispersal, migration, and foraging,
which dynamically link populations, communities, and ecosystems. Across these types …

The Arctic tundra has a relatively low biodiversity but species living there have unique
adaptations and are exposed to unprecedented rates of climate warming. Monitoring …

Functional responses describe foraging rates across prey densities and underlie many
fundamental ecological processes. Most functional response knowledge comes from …

We present the history of research activities at the Bylot Island Field Station of the Centre
d'études nordiques, a hotspot of biodiversity in the Canadian Arctic. Intensive wildlife studies …

Indirect interactions are widespread among prey species that share a common predator, but
the underlying mechanisms driving these interactions are often unclear, and our ability to …

The COVID19 lockdown provided a unique opportunity to study the impact of human
activities and conservation measures on wildlife. However, most lockdown studies were …

To gain better insight into the cascading impact of warming-induced changes in the physical
landscape on biodiversity, it is crucial to better understand links between abiotic and …

1. Predator-prey interactions are universal, governing the flow of energy between trophic
levels and shaping ecological communities. Despite> 70 years of research, our knowledge …

Measuring the home range size of freshwater fishes provides crucial information on
community structure, population dynamics, and conservation management. Earlier studies …

La prédation joue un rôle central dans les processus écologiques. En plus d'affecter la
croissance des populations de proies par mortalité directe, les mouvements des prédateurs …