Abstract The European brown hare Lepus europaeus is the most widely distributed hare
species of the world, being naturally present throughout Eurasia and introduced as a game …

The study of animal space use is fundamental to effective conservation and management of
wildlife populations and habitats in a rapidly changing world, yet many species remain …

Home‐range estimates are a common product of animal tracking data, as each range
represents the area needed by a given individual. Population‐level inference of home …

As animal home range size (HRS) provides valuable information for species conservation, it
is important to understand the driving factors of HRS variation. It is widely known that …

Caring for newborn offspring hampers resource acquisition of mammalian females, curbing
their ability to meet the high energy expenditure of early lactation. Newborns are particularly …

Climatic variability, resource availability, and anthropogenic impacts heavily influence an
animal's home range. This makes home range size an effective metric for understanding …

Context There is a growing appreciation that wildlife behavioral responses to environmental
conditions are scale-dependent and that identifying the scale where the effect of an …

Translocated animals typically find themselves in a novel environment in which they must
establish a home range in a manner that will maximize their fitness. We hypothesized that …

Delineating an animal's home range is crucial for understanding its spatial ecological
requirements and vital for management and conservation decisions. We applied a dynamic …

When making decisions about resource use, social species must integrate not only
environmental factors but also the influence of opportunities and costs associated with group …