As ecological data and associated analyses become more widely available, synthesizing
results for effective communication with stakeholders is essential. In the case of wildlife …

Temporal partitioning in large carnivores have previously been found to be one of the main
factors enabling co-existence. While activity patterns have been investigated separately at …

Large-carnivore populations have experienced significant declines in the past centuries in
extended parts of the world. Habitat loss, fragmentation, and depletion of natural resources …

Elevated rates of anthropogenic impacts on land‐use regimes have pushed terrestrial
megafauna to the brink of extinction. Consequently, it is critical to adopt conservation …

An understanding of the distribution range and status of a species is paramount for its
conservation. We used photo captures from 26,838 camera traps deployed over 121,337 …

The Sundarbans national park is 10,000 square kilometers tidal mangrove forest in India
and Bangladesh and is home to the largest population of Bengal tigers in the world …

Radio telemetry is being used in India to capture the location and movements of radio-
collared wild animals. Radio telemetry data analysis has changed the scenario for wildlife …

Crossing structures (CS) for wildlife are important mitigation strategies to offset impacts of
roads on wildlife. However, information on CS use for the Indian subcontinent or the global …

Large carnivores play a crucial role in the ecosystem, though their conservation needs a
landscape-level approach due to their wide range of habitats and dispersal events. The …

Geographical isolation can often lead to speciation, and two disconnected populations of the
same species living in drastically different bioclimatic regions provide an opportunity to …