Current Biology,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
32(21), P. 4762 - 4768.e5
Published: Oct. 20, 2022
Urban
environments
are
high
risk
areas
for
large
carnivores,
where
anthropogenic
disturbances
can
reduce
fitness
and
increase
mortality
risk.1S.D.
Gehrt
S.P.D.
Riley
B.L.
Cypher
Carnivores:
Ecology,
Conflict
Conservation.
The
John
Hopkins
University
Press,
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When
catastrophic
events
like
wildfires
occur,
trade-offs
between
acquiring
resources
avoiding
risks
of
the
urban
environment
intensified.
This
landscape
context
could
lead
to
an
in
risk-taking
behavior
by
carnivores
if
burned
do
not
allow
them
meet
their
energetic
needs,
potentially
leading
human-wildlife
conflict.2Blecha
K.A.
Boone
R.B.
Alldredge
M.W.
Hunger
mediates
apex
predator's
avoidance
response
wildland–urban
interface.J.
Anim.
Ecol.
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609-622Crossref
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D.G.
Avitabile
S.
Banks
S.C.
Bliege
Bird
R.
Callister
K.
Clarke
M.F.
Dickman
C.R.
Doherty
T.S.
Driscoll
D.A.
Greenville
A.C.
et
al.Animal
movements
fire-prone
landscapes.Biol.
Rev.
Camb.
Philos.
Soc.
2019;
94:
981-998Crossref
(75)
We
studied
mountain
lion
using
GPS
location
accelerometer
data
from
17
individuals
tracked
before
after
a
wildfire
(the
2018
Woolsey
Fire)
within
highly
urbanized
area
(Los
Angeles,
California,
USA).
After
wildfire,
lions
avoided
increased
behaviors
associated
with
risk,
including
more
frequent
road
freeway
crossings
(mean
3
5
per
month)
greater
activity
during
daytime
(means
10%
16%
active),
time
when
they
most
likely
encounter
humans.
Mountain
also
amount
space
used,
distance
traveled
distances
250
390
km
month),
intrasexual
overlap,
putting
at
intraspecific
conflict.
Joint
pressures
urbanization
severe
alongside
resulting
risk-taking,
thus
extinction
populations
already
suffering
low
genetic
diversity,
necessitating
connectivity
areas.Video
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Ecological Indicators,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
158, P. 111579 - 111579
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Constructing
an
ecological
security
pattern
(ESP)
is
effective
measure
to
ensure
environmental
safety
and
urban
development.
With
the
establishment
of
national
civilization
construction
demonstration
zone
in
China,
higher
requirements
are
put
forward
for
biodiversity
conservation.
Previous
studies
have
focused
on
identification
ESPs,
while
few
optimized
ESPs
based
endangered
species
protection.
This
study
took
Yichang
as
research
object,
used
geospatial
data
construct
optimize
ESPs.
We
identified
sources
through
sensitivity
assessment
extracted
corridors
minimum
cumulative
resistance
model.
On
this
basis,
innovatively
introduced
information,
ESP
discussed
function
zones
order
play
a
greater
role
The
results
showed
that:
(1)
includes
12
with
total
area
2,186.34
km2,
30
length
1120.44
km
15
nodes.
(2)
optimization
connects
important
nature
reserves
scenic
tourist
areas,
bringing
into
corridor
network.
importance
evaluation
delineated
8
Level
I
focusing
biological
protection
22
II
landscape
construction.
(3)
divided
conservation
zone,
control
restoration
spatial
principles
each
clearly
defined.
can
provide
reference
species-rich
cities.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(9), P. 4061 - 4061
Published: April 30, 2025
Sustainability
urgently
needs
to
be
achieved
in
urban
green
infrastructure.
Maintaining
and
restoring
biodiversity
are
critical
for
developing
an
ecosystem
more
resilient
abiotic
biotic
stresses.
The
of
spaces
is
vital
as
it
reduces
the
risks
associated
with
climate
change
(diseases
pests),
improves
resilience
ecosystem,
enhances
citizens’
well-being.
Urban
areas
can
provide
important
services
necessary
achieving
prosperity,
well-being,
One
Health
paradigm
at
various
scales.
serve
corridors
stepping
stones
between
rural
environments
surrounding
cities,
increasing
their
connections
reducing
risk
ecological
traps.
conservation
restoration
strategies
increase
services.
In
this
context,
review
aims
analyze
possible
contribution
ornamental
plants
biodiversity,
investigating
available
knowledge
gaps
that
need
filled.
Plants
chosen
esthetic
functions
often
allogamous
species,
characterized
by
showy
flowers
attract
fauna
pollination,
thus
helping
insects
other
survive.
If
not
invasive,
these
actively
contribute
environment
human
Choosing
suitable
species
methods
favor
plant
communities
sustainable
maintenance
practices
provide.
PLoS ONE,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
17(3), P. e0265440 - e0265440
Published: March 18, 2022
Understanding
the
effect
of
anthropogenic
disturbance,
and
its
interaction
with
carnivores
their
prey,
is
crucial
to
support
conservation
threatened
carnivores,
particularly
in
rapidly
changing
landscapes.
Based
on
systematic
camera-trap
sampling
four
protected
areas
Riau
Province
central
Sumatra,
we
assessed
habitat
occupancy
spatiotemporal
overlap
between
people,
potential
carnivore
species
medium-sized
or
large
carnivores:
Sumatran
tigers
(
Panthera
tigris
sumatrae
),
Malayan
sun
bears
Helarctos
malayanus
dholes
Cuon
alpinus
Sunda
clouded
leopards
Neofelis
diardi
).
To
assess
spatial
target
species,
used
single-species
models
applied
a
Species
Interaction
Factor
(SIF)
conditional
two-species
models.
We
also
kernel
density
estimation
(KDE)
temporal
among
these
species.
Our
use
showed
that
altitude
(elevation)
strongly
influenced
all
prey
Except
for
leopards,
occurrence
was
positively
related
co-occurrence
humans
(SIF
>
1).
In
addition,
found
both
exhibited
high
tigers,
alone
people.
findings
contribute
an
improved
understanding
contemporary
ecology
changing,
southeast
Asian
Such
knowledge
important
recovery
hotspots
are
increasingly
dominated
by
across
as
well
globally.
Ecology and Evolution,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(9)
Published: Sept. 1, 2024
Maintaining
and
restoring
ecological
connectivity
will
be
key
in
helping
to
prevent
reverse
the
loss
of
biodiversity.
Fortunately,
a
growing
body
research
conducted
over
last
few
decades
has
advanced
our
understanding
science,
which
help
inform
evidence-based
conservation
actions.
Increases
data
availability
computing
capacity
have
helped
dramatically
increase
ability
model
functional
using
more
sophisticated
models.
Keeping
track
these
advances
can
difficult,
even
for
scientists
practitioners.
In
this
article,
we
highlight
some
from
past
decade
outline
many
remaining
challenges.
We
describe
efforts
biological
realism
models
by,
example,
isolating
movement
behaviors,
population
parameters,
directional
movements,
effects
climate
change.
also
discuss
considerations
when
focal
or
multiple
species.
Finally,
reflect
on
how
account
uncertainty
transparency
reproducibility
situations
where
decisions
may
require
forgoing
sophistication
simple
approaches.
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
18(13), P. 6863 - 6863
Published: June 26, 2021
Constructing
the
ecological
security
pattern
is
imperative
to
stabilize
ecosystem
services
and
sustainable
development
coordination
of
social
economy
ecology.
This
paper
focuses
on
Karst
region
in
southeastern
Yunnan,
which
ecologically
fragile.
selects
main
types
identifies
source
using
hot
spot
analysis
for
Guangnan
County.
An
inclusive
consideration
regional
ecologic
conditions
rocky
desertification
formation
mechanism
was
made.
The
resistance
factor
index
system
developed
generate
basic
surface
modified
by
sensitivity
index.
Ant
algorithm
Kernel
density
were
used
determine
corridor
range
restoration
points
that
constructed
results
demonstrated
that,
firstly,
there
twenty-three
sources
County,
with
a
total
area
1292.77
km2,
accounting
16.74%
total.
forests
chief
distributed
non-Karst
area,
where
Bamei
Town,
Yangliujing
Township
Nasa
Town
had
highest
distribution.
Secondly,
revised
value
similar
“Zhe
(Zhetu
Township)-Lian
(Liancheng
Town)-Yang
(Yangliujing
Township)-Ban
(Bambang
Township)”.
values
lower
north
higher
south,
consistent
distribution
Karst.
Thirdly,
“Source-Corridor-Ecological
point”
paradigm
corridors.
potential
areas
804.95
km2
621.2
respectively.
There
are
thirty-eight
mainly
principal
corridors
play
vital
role
maintaining
connectivity
between
sources.
provide
guidance
theoretical
basis
patterns
construction
areas,
protection
promotion.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
14(15), P. 9788 - 9788
Published: Aug. 8, 2022
A
wide
body
of
research
in
recent
years
has
studied
either
green
infrastructures
as
providers
multiple
ecosystem
services,
especially
at
the
urban
level,
or
ecological
corridors
and
issue
connectivity
between
landscape
patches
face
growing
fragmentation.
However,
not
many
studies
have
analyzed
how
two
concepts
can
be
combined
to
ground
evidence-based
policy
planning
recommendations.
In
this
study,
a
methodological
approach
for
such
combination
is
proposed:
after
mapping
regional
infrastructure
building
upon
assessment
services
network
through
resistance
movement
species,
spatial
layouts
are
so
analyze
correlations
potential
provision
movement.
The
methodology
applied
case
island
Sardinia,
whose
self-containment
makes
it
possible
discard
effects
from
surrounding
areas,
hence
facilitating
implementation
model.
outcomes
regression
model
point
out
three
most
important
factors
that
should
targeted
by
appropriate
policies
if
increased:
regulation
micro
local
climate,
forestry
productivity,
cultural
identity
heritage
values.