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Open AccessExamining speed versus selection in connectivity models using elk migration as an example
Landscape resistance is vital to connectivity modeling and frequently derived from resource selection functions (RSFs). RSFs estimate relative probability of use and tend to focus on understanding habitat pref...
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Managing the Livestock–Wildlife Interface on Rangelands
On rangelands the livestock–wildlife interface is mostly characterized by management actions aimed at controlling problems associated with competition, disease, and depredation. Wildlife communities (especiall...