and 2000 in the Biaowiea Forest (Poland). Our objective was to determine whether wolves selected sites far from vil-lages, forest edges, and roads, and whether these sites had dense ground cover for concealment. We also tested whether wolves selected a particular forest type for their den sites. Den and rendezvous sites were located at greater distances from villages, forest edges, and intensively used roads than random points. Locations of resting sites were not affected by these manmade structures. Wolves selected dry coniferous forests for den sites but also used other forest types. We concluded that the suitability of an area for pup raising depended mainly on the spatial distribution of forest, human settlements, and public roads, and ...
Determining ecological corridors is crucial for conservation efforts in fragmented habitats. Commonl...
In some regions of the world, large carnivores, such as wolves, persist in landscapes with dense net...
Road density (km/km2) and prey abundance have often been used by land managers use to predict habita...
Den-site selection is a poorly understood aspect of wolf (Canis lupus) ecology, particularly for pop...
Habitat use by wolves was researched with the aim to understand their visiting frequency of differen...
Fine-scale knowledge of how anthropogenic effects may alter habitat selection by wolves (Canis lupus...
A coarse scale analysis was carried out of factors affecting rendezvous site selection and fidelity ...
Over 14,000 GPS wolf positions from 15 wolves (Canis lupus) in 9 territories across the Scandinavian...
The wolf populations in Europe are mostly divided between the largely undeveloped countries of Easte...
Large carnivores can either directly influence ungulate populations or indirectly affect their behav...
The objective was to study via both descriptive studies and experiments how regenerating saplings ca...
Highways may threaten wolf (Canis lupus) habitat connectivity in the Great Lakes Region. Highways ma...
We analysed data on territory marking with urine, scats, and ground scratching by wolves (Canis lupu...
Most gray wolves in the United States live in disjunct populations. Management of isolated populati...
Throughout their recent recovery in several industrialized countries, large carnivores have had to c...
Determining ecological corridors is crucial for conservation efforts in fragmented habitats. Commonl...
In some regions of the world, large carnivores, such as wolves, persist in landscapes with dense net...
Road density (km/km2) and prey abundance have often been used by land managers use to predict habita...
Den-site selection is a poorly understood aspect of wolf (Canis lupus) ecology, particularly for pop...
Habitat use by wolves was researched with the aim to understand their visiting frequency of differen...
Fine-scale knowledge of how anthropogenic effects may alter habitat selection by wolves (Canis lupus...
A coarse scale analysis was carried out of factors affecting rendezvous site selection and fidelity ...
Over 14,000 GPS wolf positions from 15 wolves (Canis lupus) in 9 territories across the Scandinavian...
The wolf populations in Europe are mostly divided between the largely undeveloped countries of Easte...
Large carnivores can either directly influence ungulate populations or indirectly affect their behav...
The objective was to study via both descriptive studies and experiments how regenerating saplings ca...
Highways may threaten wolf (Canis lupus) habitat connectivity in the Great Lakes Region. Highways ma...
We analysed data on territory marking with urine, scats, and ground scratching by wolves (Canis lupu...
Most gray wolves in the United States live in disjunct populations. Management of isolated populati...
Throughout their recent recovery in several industrialized countries, large carnivores have had to c...
Determining ecological corridors is crucial for conservation efforts in fragmented habitats. Commonl...
In some regions of the world, large carnivores, such as wolves, persist in landscapes with dense net...
Road density (km/km2) and prey abundance have often been used by land managers use to predict habita...