News of the Wildlife Ecology and Conservation Group
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Anti-poaching efforts rhinos in South Africa less effective than previously thought
- The decrease in the number of poached rhinos in Kruger National Park in South Africa is not caused by fewer poachers, but due to a decrease in the... -
How Lyme, ticks, mice and forests are interrelated
- Ecologists Helen Esser and Clara Köhler will travel to a Romanian primaeval forest this spring with game cameras and white sheets. They aim to... -
Deer or boar? Agouti helps determine species in millions of images
- Wildlife cameras today are in all sorts of places: in nature reserves and gardens, on ecoducts, on rocks by the sea, next to a dead animal or in an... -
Human activity impacts wildlife in protected tropical areas
- Tropical mammals living inside protected areas are affected by human activity, even when this activity occurs outside of the protected range. That is... -
New paper: Why climate change means a rethink of coffee and cocoa production systems.