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Invasive species can cause extinctions of native species and widespread biodiversity loss. Invader removal is a common management response, but the...

Recent evidence suggests that frequency of breeding dispersal – the movement from one breeding territory to another – may be increasing in northern...

There is increasing evidence for the role humans may play in the transport and transmission of herpetofaunal pathogens.

Behavioral Change Point Analysis (BCPA) is a tool that analyzes changes in species’ movement and behavior.

Scavenging is an important function within ecosystems. Scavengers remove organic matter, reduce disease, stabilize food webs, and generally make...

Animals that are higher on the trophic chain, such as waterbirds that primarily rely on fish, are at risk for ingesting methylmercury in their diet...

The conservation of native insect pollinators is hampered by a lack of information about environmental factors influencing pollinator communities.

Under a warmer future climate, thermal refuges could facilitate the persistence of species relying on cold-water habitat.

Aquatic species associated with regulated rivers are can be affected by human-altered flow regimes.

Temperature is a critical driver of Columbia spotted frog (Rana luteiventris) life history strategies.