In seasonal environments, the ability of mustelid species to acquire carrion—a dietary
resource heavily depended upon—is driven by a collection local habitat characteristics and …

When wildlife species exhibit unexpected associations with vegetation, replication of studies
in different locales can illuminate whether patterns of use are consistent or divergent. Our …

Ecological heterogeneity promotes species persistence and diversity. Environmental
change has, however, eroded patterns of heterogeneity globally, stifling species recovery …

Understanding species-habitat associations is fundamental to ecological sciences and for
species conservation. Consequently, various statistical approaches have been designed to …

Animal conservation requires understanding animal-habitat relationships. The integration of
novel remote sensing platforms such as Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) technology …

Quantifying the demography of wildlife populations is imperative to evaluating population
trends. Understanding patterns of influential demographic parameters often requires …

A major threat to small mammalian carnivore populations is human‐induced land use
change, but conservation and management are inhibited by limited knowledge about their …

Old-growth forests harbor a large amount of complex structural features that result in a wide
array of wildlife habitats. However, intensive forest management is gradually converting old …

Context The yellow-throated marten (Martes flavigula), an endangered species in South
Korea, is an important apex predator of that country's temperate forest ecosystem. Human …

Tree cavities are important microhabitats that many mammal species use as a secure place
for resting and raising young. Cavities buffer ambient weather and moderate temperatures …