The wild pig (Sus scrofa) is a successful invasive species that has become well established
outside of its native range in Eurasia. The invasive wild pig is the result of released or …

To control invasive species and prioritize limited resources, managers need information
about population size to evaluate the current state of the problem, the trend in population …

Abstract Background Wild boars (Sus scrofa L.) are globally widely distributed, and their
populations have increased in Europe during recent decades. Encounters between humans …

Dairy goats are one of the most utilized domesticated animals in China. Here, we selected
extreme populations based on differential fecundity in two Laoshan dairy goat populations …

Wild boar and feral swine number and range are increasing worldwide in parallel with their
impact on biodiversity and human activities. The ecological and economic impact of this …

EFSA assisted four countries in the analysis of epidemiological data on African swine fever
(ASF), collected until September 2017. The temporal analysis demonstrated that the …

Re‐establishing extirpated wildlife—or “rewilding”—is touted as a way to restore biodiversity
and ecosystem processes, but we lack real‐world examples of this process, particularly in …

The extractive nature of recreational hunting may provide a service to both the ecosystem
and society, namely the control of problem species. We reviewed the annual wild boar …

Wildlife damage to forests has become an increasingly serious problem in recent years, and
its impact is exacerbated by ongoing climate change. Rising temperatures, prolonged …

BACKGROUND As the population and range of wild pigs (Sus scrofa) continue to grow
across North America, there has been an increase in environmental and economic damages …