Cougars ( Puma concolor ) have been recolonizing Midwestern North America over the past 2 decades with > 950 cougar confirmations east of established populations. Management and public interest in habitat suitability and connectivity east of current cougar range have grown as…
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The Hawaiian Archipelago is a remote, unique and fragile island system. There are at least 100 introduced terrestrial vertebrates with established wild populations in the Hawaiian Islands. The presence and impacts of introduced wildlife has caused several cases of human-wildlife…
The capacity for human-wildlife conflict is increasing as anthropogenic development continues to expand across the planet. Many species of wildlife experience adverse anthropogenic effects on their behavior, life history, and ecology. Behavioral changes often manifest as shifts …