| Titre : | Wildlife Research : Management and Conservation 41(4) - 2014 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 00/00/0000 |
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Rebecca Perry-Hill, Auteur ;
Jordan W. Smith, Auteur ;
Adam Reimer, Auteur ;
Amber S. Mase, Auteur ;
Nathan Mullendore, Auteur ;
Kate K. Mulvaney, Auteur ;
Linda S. Prokopy, Auteur
Context. Given the decline in amphibian populations worldwide, it is essential to build a better understanding of human behaviours that jeopardise their survival. Much of the literature regarding the social-psychological determinants of behaviou[...]
Article
R. L. P. Boulhosa, Auteur ;
F. C. C. Azevedo, Auteur
Context. Human-wildlife competition is a worldwide problem. In the Brazilian Pantanal, the competition is between livestock and large cats, such as the jaguar (Panthera onca) and the puma (Puma concolor). Only a few studies have been conducted i[...]
Article
P. L. Dostine, Auteur ;
J. C. Z. Woinarski, Auteur ;
B. Mackey, Auteur ;
H. Nix, Auteur
Context. Multiple scales of research are needed to understand the ecology and conservation requirements of species whose ecology is characterised by marked spatial and temporal dynamism. The flock bronzewing pigeon may provide a model for the co[...]
Article
Joseph O. Ogutu, Auteur ;
Hans-Peter Piepho, Auteur ;
Holly T. Dublin, Auteur
Context. Reproductive seasonality in ungulates has important fitness consequences but its relationship to resource seasonality is not yet fully understood, especially for ungulates inhabiting equatorial environments. Aims. We test hypotheses con[...]
Article
Jennifer M. Seddon, Auteur ;
Kristen E. Lee, Auteur ;
Stephen D. Johnston, Auteur ;
Vere N. Nicolson, Auteur ;
Michael Pyne, Auteur ;
Frank N. Carrick, Auteur ;
William A. H. Ellis, Auteur
Context. Captive breeding for release back to the wild is an important component of ex situ conservation but requires genetic diversity that is representative of the wild population and has the ultimate goal of producing ecologically sustainable[...]
Article
Karyn D. Rode, Auteur ;
Anthony M. Pagano, Auteur ;
Jeffrey F. Bromaghin, Auteur ;
Todd C. Atwood, Auteur ;
George M. Durner, Auteur ;
Kristin S. Simac, Auteur ;
Steven C. Amstrup, Auteur
Context. The potential for research methods to affect wildlife is an increasing concern among both scientists and the public. This topic has a particular urgency for polar bears because additional research is needed to monitor and understand pop[...]
Article
Om N. Katel, Auteur ;
Saran Pradhan, Auteur ;
Dietrich Schmidt-Vogt, Auteur
Context. Human-wildlife conflict is a serious impediment to conservation efforts worldwide. This is also true for Bhutan, where dholes or wild dogs (Cuon alpinus), leopards and tigers constitute a menace to the livestock of farmers. Livestock lo[...]
