Arboreal camera trapping is a burgeoning method providing a novel and effective technique
to answer research questions across a variety of ecosystems, and it has the capacity to …

Context In highly fragmented landscapes, arboreal mammals are limited by their ability to
move and disperse between core habitats. Connectivity modelling for multiple species …

Simple Summary Camera trapping allows scientists to study a range of species, across large
areas for long periods of time, with little impact on animals. It has been readily used to study …

For many cryptic mammal species, limited distributional data restrict the scope or
effectiveness of conservation actions, particularly in relation to habitat protection and/or …

5.1. 1 What questions are being asked? to conservation, such as habitat preference and
range models, threat assessments, general monitoring, and evaluations of conservation …

Australian arboreal mammals are experiencing significant population declines, particularly
due to land clearing and resulting habitat fragmentation. The squirrel glider, Petaurus …

A southern brown howler monkey (Alouatta guariba clamitans) population occurs in a
remnant of Atlantic Forest located inside an urban area of the municipality of São Paulo …

Key threatening processes to biodiversity include habitat loss and fragmentation, with
populations restricted to small fragments of habitat being more prone to extinction. The …

Arboreal gliders are vulnerable to habitat fragmentation and to barriers that extend their
glide distance threshold. Habitat fragmentation through deforestation can cause population …

There is growing evidence that persistence of mammal fauna under climate change is reliant
on refuges protected from disturbances such as extreme drought and fire. During the …