Climate change is occurring at an accelerated rate in high-elevation alpine and mountain
ecosystems. Cold-adapted, mountain species are at risk due to forecasted change and …

Snow is a major, climate-sensitive feature of the Earth's surface and catalyst of
fundamentally important ecosystem processes. Understanding how snow influences …

Expert knowledge is used in the development of wildlife habitat suitability models (HSMs) for
management and conservation decisions. However, the consistency of such models has …

In an era of global change, historical natural history data can improve our understanding of
ecological phenomena, particularly when evaluated with contemporary Indigenous and …

This chapter considers the concept of co-production, tracing the long lineage of ways that
human societies and environments make one another through techniques of management …

Mountain environments with snow avalanche hazard cover about 6% of Earth's land area
and occur on all continents. Whereas human risks associated with avalanche hazard have …

Human-wildlife conflict poses a complex problem as humans and wild animals share space
in an increasingly resource-constrained world. Insights from southern India show how …