A growing body of literature has documented myriad effects of human activities on animal
behaviour, yet the ultimate ecological consequences of these behavioural shifts remain …

Introduction of the domestic cat and red fox has devastated Australian native fauna. We
synthesized Australian diet analyses to identify traits of prey species in cat, fox and dingo …

Scavenging increases the connectivity of food webs yet scavenging links between adjacent
ecosystems are poorly characterized. Here we explored the movement of aquatic carrion …

Anthropogenic impacts on wildlife behavior arise both from the immediate presence of
people, which induces fear responses in many species, and the human footprint (ie …

Islands provide the opportunity to explore management regimes and research issues related
to the isolation, uniqueness, and integrity of ecological systems. K'gari (Fraser Island) is an …

Simple Summary Improved understanding of the drivers of human–predator conflict may
assist in reducing such conflicts. We collated available human–dingo interaction reports …

Stranded marine fauna have been identified as a potentially significant food resource for
terrestrial carnivores, but how such subsidisation influences terrestrial species ecology is not …

Threatened species throughout the world are in decline due to various causes. In some
cases, predators of conservation or cultural value are causing the decline of threatened …

Human–wildlife interactions are believed to be increasing worldwide, and a number of
studies have analyzed the risks posed by larger carnivores. However, people can also …

Context Managing human–wildlife conflict where anthropogenic resources are provided is
difficult. Providing food, water and shelter can result in over-abundant dingo populations …