This paper discusses the potential health risks and benefits to tagged wildlife from the use of
radio tracking, radio telemetry, and related microchip and data-logger technologies used to …

Behavioral traits are often the first response to changing environmental conditions, including
human induced rapid environmental change. For example, animals living in urban areas are …

Advances in biologging technologies have significantly improved our ability to track
individual animals' behaviour in their natural environment. Beyond observations, automation …

As global tourism rises, wildlife habitats deteriorate, leading to human-animal competition
and a surge in illegal activities threatening wildlife conservation. This necessitates new …

Within species, individuals often show repeatable differences in behaviours, called 'animal
personality'. One behaviour that has been widely studied is how quickly an individual …

For most birds that exhibit delayed dispersal (remaining on the natal territory rather than
dispersing to seek a breeding opportunity), siblings appear free to stay or leave the natal …

Ecological changes can alter the costs and benefits of social dynamics and group structures.
How do environmental challenges drive short-term dynamics of social networks? Here, I …

Knowledge of the mechanisms governing, and the downstream effects of dispersal
movements is essential to understanding the implications of dispersal for individual fitness …