Camera traps typically generate large amounts of bycatch data of non‐target species that
are secondary to the study's objectives. Bycatch data pooled from multiple studies can …

Illegal poaching threatens wildlife across Africa. Historically and even today,
conservationists have lobbied local and national governments to create and better manage …

Simple Summary The ecological roles and importance of crocodilians (alligators, caiman,
crocodiles, gharials) are poorly understood. These large predators are considered to be …

Sarawak is the largest state in the megadiverse country of Malaysia. Its rich biodiversity is
threatened by land-use change and hunting, with mammalian carnivores particularly …

Protected Areas in Borneo retain some of the best examples of biodiversity and are the last
refuge for wildlife conservation in tropical rainforests. Therefore, understanding the species …

The giant panda is a flagship species in ecological conservation. The infrared camera trap is
an effective tool for monitoring the giant panda. Images captured by infrared camera traps …

Information on distribution is useful for determining global conservation status of species
and for prescribing sound management practices for taxa of conservation importance …

To offset the declining timber supply by shifting towards more sustainable forestry practices,
industrial tree plantations are expanding in tropical production forests. The conversion of …

Conservation among oil palm plantations? Mammalian diversity in protected forest areas of
a mixed-use landscape in Indonesian Borneo. Deforestation for land-use change in Borneo …

The persistence of biodiversity in the Bornean rainforest depends on its ability to adapt to
anthropogenic exploitation. The remaining forests in Sarawak are fragmented and isolated …