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Auteur Goran Ericsson |
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Wiebke Neumann, Auteur ; Goran Ericsson, Auteur ; Holger Dettki, Auteur ; Nils Bunnefeld, Auteur ; Nicholas S. Keuler, Auteur ; David P. Helmers, Auteur ; Volker C. Radeloff, AuteurHuman-wildlife conflicts like wildlife-vehicle collisions pose major challenges for the management and conservation of mobile wildlife in human-dominated landscapes, particularly when large species are involved. Mitigation measures to reduce ris[...]![]()
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Lars Edenius, Auteur ; Goran Ericsson, Auteur ; Goran Kempe, Auteur ; Roger Bergstrom, Auteur ; Kjell Danell, AuteurP>1. Management of trees with high conservation value under altered land use is challenging. This applies to European aspen Populus tremula, a keystone tree species for species conservation in northern forests. Fire suppression in managed forest[...]![]()
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Jens Persson, Auteur ; Goran Ericsson, Auteur ; Peter Segerstrom, AuteurThe wolverine is a relatively long lived mustelid species with low average annual reproduction which in theory makes them sensitive to changes in survival rates. In a multi-year study we monitored 211 radio-marked wolverines to estimate age-spec[...]![]()
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Jonas Kindberg, Auteur ; Goran Ericsson, Auteur ; Jon E. Swenson, AuteurPopulations of rare or elusive large mammals are difficult to monitor, because they usually are secretive, solitary, occur at low densities, and have large home ranges. The global trend of generally decreasing large carnivore populations necessi[...]![]()
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Christian Nellemann, Auteur ; Ole-Gunnar Stoen, Auteur ; Jonas Kindberg, Auteur ; Jon E. Swenson, Auteur ; Ingunn Vistnes, Auteur ; Goran Ericsson, Auteur ; Jonna Katajisto, Auteur ; Bjorn Petter Kaltenborn, Auteur ; Jodie Martin, Auteur ; Andres Ordiz, AuteurBrown bears (Ursus arctos) are threatened by habitat loss, habitat fragmentation by infrastructure and human settlements, and have been hunted to local extinction in large areas of their former range. We analyzed the habitat use during the non d[...]



