Climate change is becoming an increasing threat to biodiversity. Consequently, methods for
delineation, establishment and management of protected areas must consider the species' …

The use of non-invasive long-term monitoring data to estimate home ranges of the critically
endangered Iberian lynx has been evaluated. This programme began in 2002 and …

Aim To identify the bioclimatic niche of the endangered Andean cat (Leopardus jacobita),
one of the rarest and least known felids in the world, by developing a species distribution …

Abstract The Andean cat (Leopardus jacobita) is one of the most endangered, yet least
known, felids. Although the Andean cat is considered at risk of extinction, rigorous …

Human activities lead to declines in species' abundance and diversity, as well as loss of
habitat quality from overexploitation. The effects of livestock grazing increase on small felids …

Reintroduction is a rapidly growing science which, if carried out properly, has the potential to
be a valuable component of the conservationist's toolkit. However, many pitfalls exist that …

Context Understanding the factors that determine the distribution and abundance of species
is an important aim of ecology and prerequisite for conservation. The Andean cat …

Understanding the fine‐scale geographic distribution of a species has applications in
biogeography, ecology, evolution and conservation. Species distribution models (SDM) …

Organisms adapted to life at high elevations are particularly threatened by climate change,
which can cause them to become isolated on mountain tops, yet their responses may vary …

We conducted three camera-trap surveys in a productive conservation landscape within the
Yungas Biosphere Reserve of NW Argentina. The surveyed area contains portions of …