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Matt W. Hayward, Auteur ; John O'Brien, Auteur ; Graham I. H. Kerley, AuteurSuccessful conservation initiatives often lead to rapid increases in large carnivore densities to the extent that overpopulation occurs. Yet conservation managers have no way of knowing the carrying capacity of their reserves. Here we derived re[...]
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Matt W. Hayward, Auteur ; Graham I. H. Kerley, AuteurFencing for conservation is an acknowledgement that we are failing to successfully coexist with and, ultimately, conserve biodiversity. Fences arose during the Neolithic revolution to demarcate resource-rich areas (food sources) and exclude thre[...]
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Joris P. G. M. Cromsigt, Auteur ; Dries P. J. Kuijper, Auteur ; Marius Adam, Auteur ; Robert L. Beschta, Auteur ; Marcin Churski, Auteur ; Amy Eycott, Auteur ; Graham I. H. Kerley, Auteur ; Atle Mysterud, Auteur ; Krzysztof Schmidt, Auteur ; Kate West, AuteurThere is a growing theoretical basis for the role of predation risk as a driver of trophic interactions, conceptualized as the ecology of fear'. However, current ungulate management ignores the role of nonlethal risk effects of predation. We int[...]
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Gail C. Potgieter, Auteur ; Graham I. H. Kerley, Auteur ; Laurie L. Marker, AuteurThe conflict between predators and livestock farmers is a threat to carnivore conservation. Livestock guarding dogs are promoted as a non-lethal, environmentally friendly method to mitigate this conflict. As part of a farmer-carnivore conflict m[...]
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Jessica M. D. Lea, Auteur ; Graham I. H. Kerley, Auteur ; Halszka Hrabar, Auteur ; Tom J. Barry, Auteur ; Susanne Shultz, AuteurAnthropogenic activities have led to long-term range contraction in many species, creating isolated populations in ecologically marginal and suboptimal habitats. 'Refugee' species have a current distribution completely restricted to suboptimal h[...]
