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Ross T. Pitman, Auteur ; Julien Fattebert, Auteur ; Samual T. Williams, Auteur ; Kathryn S. Williams, Auteur ; Russell A. Hill, Auteur ; Luke T. B. Hunter, Auteur ; Hugh Robinson, Auteur ; John Power, Auteur ; Lourens Swanepoel, Auteur ; Rob Slotow, Auteur ; Guy A. Balme, Auteur ; Caroline Howe, Auteur
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Saskie Lovell, Auteur ; Michelle Hamer, Auteur ; Rob Slotow, Auteur ; David Herbert, AuteurOwing to the huge number of invertebrate species, the paucity of available data and lack of accessible resources to carry out comprehensive surveys of invertebrates, it is necessary for surrogates to be used to represent invertebrate biodiversit[...]
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Audrey Delsink, Auteur ; Abi T. Vanak, Auteur ; Sam Ferreira, Auteur ; Rob Slotow, AuteurThe African elephant is an important keystone species that may have significant effects on ecosystem structure and eco-tourism revenues. In Kruger National Park (KNP), South Africa, where elephant populations have been increasing, management hav[...]
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David S. Jachowski, Auteur ; Rob Slotow, Auteur ; Joshua J. Millspaugh, AuteurWildlife populations occur in increasingly fragmented landscapes, making corridor ecology important to conservation managers. Human disturbance has been identified as a proximate cause of limiting corridor use or increasing streaking behavior by[...]
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Abi Tamim Vanak, Auteur ; Maria Thaker, Auteur ; Rob Slotow, AuteurPhysical barriers, such as rivers and roads, constrain the movement of animals, usually by preventing access to adjacent habitats and impeding dispersal. Fences are artificial barriers that are commonly used as a conservation tool to intentional[...]
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Markus Gusset, Auteur ; Oliver Jakoby, Auteur ; Michael S. Mueller, Auteur ; Michael J. Somers, Auteur ; Rob Slotow, Auteur ; Volker Grimm, AuteurIn South Africa, a plan was launched to manage separate sub-populations of endangered African wild dogs (Lycaon pictus) in several small, geographically isolated conservation areas as a single meta-population. This intensive management approach [...]
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Laila Bahaa-el-Din, Auteur ; Rahel Sollmann, Auteur ; Luke T. B. Hunter, Auteur ; Rob Slotow, Auteur ; David W. Macdonald, Auteur ; Philipp Henschel, AuteurAfrica's equatorial forests are threatened by widespread deforestation and bushmeat hunting, with both threats spreading into formerly remote areas due to rapid human population growth and large-scale expansions of commercial resource extraction[...]
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Guy A. Balme, Auteur ; Rob Slotow, Auteur ; Luke T. B. Hunter, AuteurThere is an extraordinary assortment of technical approaches to conserving carnivore populations, but the effectiveness of conservation activities is rarely evaluated. Accordingly, we initiated a study to assess the impact of several conservatio[...]
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Simon Morgan, Auteur ; Robin L. Mackey, Auteur ; Rob Slotow, AuteurThe appropriateness of using carrying capacity (CC) estimates to indicate habitat utilisation for a particular species, and thus as a tool for conservation population planning, has been questioned. We argue individual fitness is driven by resour[...]
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Heleen C. Druce, Auteur ; Kevin Pretorius, Auteur ; Rob Slotow, AuteurContinuous human population expansion pressure on conservation ecosystems restricts wildlife areas, and necessitates active management. In areas of changing land-use and increasing human-animal conflict, responses of wildlife to direct human int[...]
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Cornelis van der Waal, Auteur ; Hans de Kroon, Auteur ; Willem F. de Boer, Auteur ; Ignas M. A. Heitkonig, Auteur ; Andrew K. Skidmore, Auteur ; Henrik J. de Knegt, Auteur ; Frank van Langevelde, Auteur ; Sipke E. Van Wieren, Auteur ; Rina C. Grant, Auteur ; Bruce R. Page, Auteur ; Rob Slotow, Auteur ; Edward M. Kohi, Auteur ; Emmanuel Mwakiwa, Auteur ; Herbert H. T. Prins, AuteurGlobally, both climatic patterns and nitrogen deposition rates show directional changes over time. It is uncertain how woody seedlings, which coexist with herbaceous plants in savannas, respond to concurrent changes in water and nutrient availab[...]
