Camera trapping is an effective non-invasive method for collecting data on wildlife species
to address questions of ecological and conservation interest. We reviewed 2,167 camera …

Despite growing evidence of widespread impacts of humans on animal behaviour, our
understanding of how humans reshape species interactions remains limited. 2. Here, we …

Counts of independent photo events from camera traps are commonly used to make
inference about species occupancy, the density of unmarked populations, and the relative …

A suite of recently developed statistical methods to estimate the abundance and density of
unmarked animals from camera traps require accurate estimates of the area sampled by …

Non-charismatic species are often understudied, despite having unique ecological roles that
are important to understand and value for ecosystem integrity, function, and health. Striped …

While protected areas are often considered strongholds for wildlife populations, recent
research in protected areas has highlighted that both human activity (ie presence) and …

Changes in topography, such as terrain elevation and slope, are an important source of
landscape complexity influencing the ecology of animals, particularly in mountainous …

Urbanization and habitat fragmentation can disrupt wildlife behavior and cause declines in
biodiversity and ecosystem function. Most urban wildlife research has compared highly …

Context Camera trapping is an effective tool for cost-efficient monitoring of species over
large temporal and spatial scales and it is becoming an increasingly popular method for …

As armadilhas fotográficas tornaram‐se o principal método de observação de muitas
espécies em grandes áreas. Os dados obtidos com armadilhas fotográficas podem ser …