Migratory vertebrates adjust their movements in response to environmental change. Throughout
their migrations, they gather information, integrate environmental and internal state data…

Most ecological and evolutionary processes are thought to critically depend on dispersal
and individual movement but there is little empirical information on the movement strategies …

In contrast to northern temperate environments, where day length and temperature changes
are obvious proximate cues for movement to resource‐rich breeding habitats, the cues for …

In describing geographic distributions of mobile animals we have been limited to concepts
of the home range of an individual and the geographic range of the species. Home range …

Waterbirds, particularly Anatidae, are natural reservoirs for low-pathogenic avian influenza
and have been implicated as the primary source of infection in outbreaks of highly …

It may be possible to avert threatened species declines by protecting refuges that promote
species persistence during times of stress. To do this, we need to know where refuges are …

Within the semiarid regions of New South Wales, Australia, the endangered southern bell
frog (Litoria raniformis) occupies a landscape that is characterised by unpredictable rainfall …

Monitoring trends in animal populations in arid regions is challenging due to remoteness and
low population densities. However, detecting species' tracks or signs is an effective survey …

Introduced mammalian predators are drivers of species decline and extinction globally. The
successful management and control of introduced mammalian predators is dependent on …

Aim Macroecological studies that require habitat suitability data for many species often
derive this information from expert opinion. However, expert‐based information is inherently …