Submitted by editor on 4 October 2023.

Picture by Sebastian Schwegmann.

Oblique results of looking on Wildlife

Editors: Luca Corlatti and Simone Ciuti

Wildlifers have lengthy ignored the oblique penalties of looking. These days, mounting proof reveals how looking can considerably modify wildlife habits, social buildings, habitat associations, and even the evolutionary trajectories of focused populations. That is additionally relevent for administration: For example, hunted populations exhibit elevated vulnerability to disturbances from vacationers and outside recreation.

This particular challenge goals to lift consciousness in regards to the oblique impacts of looking on wildlife and invitations analysis articles, brief communications, opinions, strategies, or viewpoint items that discover this topic throughout a spectrum of contexts, spanning from theoretical concerns to sensible functions.

Questions? Electronic mail me [at] wildlifebiology [dot] org

Submissions open 1 January 2024

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