Background Natal dispersal, the distance between site of birth and site of first breeding, has
a fundamental role in population dynamics and species' responses to environmental …

Breeding habitat selection is a critical component of the annual cycle because of its effect on
fitness. Multiple theories of habitat selection can be differentiated by their responses to the …

The unique life cycle of amphibians, encompassing both aquatic and terrestrial stages,
poses challenges for examining landscape connectivity within meta-populations. Their …

Natal survival and dispersal have important consequences for populations through the
movement of genes and individuals. Metapopulation theory predicts either balanced natal …

Dispersal is an important behavioral process that plays a significant role in, among others,
speciation, population viability, and individual fitness. Despite progress in avian dispersal …

One challenge in wildlife conservation is understanding how various threats and
management actions may influence long-term population viability. This is particularly evident …

Global climate change is considered the largest threat to the natural environment. To
understand Earth's fundamental climate changes. We must look back for millions of years …

The introduction of the Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) policy in England provides an exciting
opportunity for improving the environment for future generations. Indeed, this policy …

Tämä tutkielma käsittelee populaatioekologisessa tutkimuksessa käytettäviä merkintä-
takaisinpyyntimenetelmiä ja niiden soveltamista. Tutkielma esittelee yleisimmät avoimien …

Incorporating species distributions into conservation planning has traditionally involved long-
term representations of habitat use where temporal variation is averaged to reveal habitats …