Expected null distribution versus observed risk ratios for black bears nocturnality from urban and rural camera trap sites relative to wild sites. The risk ratio (RR) compares nighttime activity for bears detected in areas of high human disturbance (Xh, urban = blue, rural = yellow) with those in low disturbance (Xl, wild) areas using the equation Risk Ratio = ln(Xh/Xl), where 0 would mean no difference. Expected distribution was calculated using 1000 bootstrap iterations from data. Horizontal lines show the 95% Highest Posterior Density Intervals for the expected (null) distribution (solid lines) and 95% confidence intervals for the observed values (dashed lines).</p
<p>The solid line denotes the conditional detection probability for the average values of the distan...
Estimated effects of seasonal conflict probability and season on black bear habitat use as measured ...
The rapid expansion of global urban development is increasing opportunities for wildlife to forage a...
Number of independent black bear detections in the day versus night at urban, rural, and wild camera...
Estimated effects of human and environmental variables on black bear habitat use as measured by came...
<p>Based on black bear incident reports collected by Michigan Department of Natural Resources during...
<p>Shaded areas represent the 95% credible intervals. Variables that are not included in the plot we...
Monthly black bear detection rate from 54 camera traps sampled July 2018–2019 in Sooke, BC, Canada g...
Interactions between humans and carnivores have existed for centuries due to competition for food an...
<div><p>Interactions between humans and carnivores have existed for centuries due to competition for...
<p>The detection curve is for averaged covariate values of binned search distance, percent cover, an...
Successful conservation and management of large mammals in the 21st century demands an understanding...
Human (Homo sapiens)-black bear (Ursus americanus) interactions are increasing throughout North Amer...
Understanding species’ distribution, density, and sources of bias in population estimates is critica...
The American black bear (Ursus americanus) historically occurred throughout the forested regions of ...
<p>The solid line denotes the conditional detection probability for the average values of the distan...
Estimated effects of seasonal conflict probability and season on black bear habitat use as measured ...
The rapid expansion of global urban development is increasing opportunities for wildlife to forage a...
Number of independent black bear detections in the day versus night at urban, rural, and wild camera...
Estimated effects of human and environmental variables on black bear habitat use as measured by came...
<p>Based on black bear incident reports collected by Michigan Department of Natural Resources during...
<p>Shaded areas represent the 95% credible intervals. Variables that are not included in the plot we...
Monthly black bear detection rate from 54 camera traps sampled July 2018–2019 in Sooke, BC, Canada g...
Interactions between humans and carnivores have existed for centuries due to competition for food an...
<div><p>Interactions between humans and carnivores have existed for centuries due to competition for...
<p>The detection curve is for averaged covariate values of binned search distance, percent cover, an...
Successful conservation and management of large mammals in the 21st century demands an understanding...
Human (Homo sapiens)-black bear (Ursus americanus) interactions are increasing throughout North Amer...
Understanding species’ distribution, density, and sources of bias in population estimates is critica...
The American black bear (Ursus americanus) historically occurred throughout the forested regions of ...
<p>The solid line denotes the conditional detection probability for the average values of the distan...
Estimated effects of seasonal conflict probability and season on black bear habitat use as measured ...
The rapid expansion of global urban development is increasing opportunities for wildlife to forage a...