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Wildlife

An index-based system for early alerts of potential zoonotic disease outbreaks

Jaqueline S. Angelo, Livia Abdalla, [ ... ], Eduardo Krempser

Citizen science-based biodiversity monitoring in oil palm plantations

Nunik Maharani, N Nardiyono, [ ... ], Erik Meijaard

Measuring nationwide US online media mentions of fish found in the North Central Region

Michael L. Smith, Kwamena Quagrainie, Nicole Olynk Widmar

Cultural and behavioural drivers of zoonotic disease risk along the wild meat value chain in rural Cameroon

Julia E. Fa, Caleb Tata, [ ... ], Amy Ickowitz

Animal-vehicle collisions, roadkilled animals, and human health: A scoping review protocol

Fiona C. Doherty, Travis R. Scheadler, Nadia Matin

Landscape pattern has greater influence than local vegetation on songbirds along rights-of-way in forest-dominated landscapes

Eric L. Margenau, Petra B. Wood, Christopher W. Ryan

Horn trace element profiles of managed rhinoceros species and comparisons to matched livers and wild African rhinoceros horns

Terri L. Roth, Sarah L. Rebolloso, [ ... ], John P. Buchweitz

Human-elephant conflict in communities bordering Kruger National Park: Revealing causes and unpicking social media narratives

Tom P. Moorhouse, Herbert Ntuli, [ ... ], Neil C. D’Cruze

Do more birds mean more bird-aircraft collisions? A meta-analysis testing a key wildlife management tenet

Shane Guenin, Yue Liu, [ ... ], Esteban Fernández-Juricic

Shy or bold, all get caught: Two active capture methods show no behavioural bias in a large herbivore

Rudy Brogi, Francesca Brivio, [ ... ], Marco Apollonio

A scoring system for euthanasia decisions in rescued raccoon dogs (Nyctereutes procyonoides): Standardized criteria in wildlife rehabilitation

Bong Kyun Kim, Soo Hyung Eo

Spatial distribution of ticks and tick-borne pathogens in central Hokkaido, Japan and associated ecological factors revealed by intensive short-term survey in 2024

Mebuki Ito, Yuma Ohari, Mai Kishimoto, Keita Matsuno

Sperm whales habituate to research vessels engaged in photoidentification

Hal Whitehead, Christine M. K. Clarke, Ana Eguiguren

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