wildlife

These shifts could have consequences for inter-species interactions

Largest ever global study finds that managing protected areas with species in mind is crucial to their effectiveness

Review provides an overview of how these techniques have been applied to the field of animal tracking and monitoring

Researchers outline a new approach that can develop more accurate models for animal ecology

Study provides insights into gathering, preparation patterns, and meat preferences

The US Fish & Wildlife Service Forensics Laboratory examines, identifies, and compares evidence using a variety of scientific procedures and instruments

International team, UMass Amherst ecologist, tested new mammal survey method

This method of surveying animal populations is most applicable when studying the charismatic megafauna that tourists are usually interested in, and in areas with established tourism programs

Dr. Ronald J. Kendall is head of the Wildlife Toxicology Laboratory and professor of Environmental Toxicology in the Department of Environmental Toxicology at Texas Tech University

Syracuse University professor notes up to 75 percent drop in larger wildlife species populations in parts of Serengeti-Mara ecosystem