Aviation reports indicate that between the years of 1988 and 2019 there were 292 human fatalities 327 injuries had been reported due to wildlife strikes with airplanes. To minimize these numbers a new approach airport Wildlife Hazard Management (WHM) is presented in following article. The proposed solution based on data fusion thermal vision streams which are used improve reliability adaptabili...

Survival and development of wildlife sustains the balance and stability of the entire ecosystem. Wildlife monitoring can provide lots of information such as wildlife species, quantity, habits, quality of life and habitat conditions, to help researchers grasp the status and dynamics of wildlife resources, and to provide basis for the effective protection, sustainable use, and scientific manageme...

Genetic evidence at predation sites is rapidly improving predator-prey interaction studies and can provide information beyond field-based investigations. However, factors contributing to the retention of genetic have received limited investigation in a field setting, researchers yet leverage improve traditional Using data from 61 mortality investigations mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus), white-t...

Feral pigs (Sus scrofa) have caused considerable damage where they have been introduced around the world. At Pinnacles National Monument, California, USA, managers were concerned that feral pigs were damaging wetland habitats, reducing oak regeneration, competing with native wildlife, and dispersing nonnative plant species through soil disturbance. To address these threats the National Park Ser...

In recent years, people have interpreted scientific information about the black-tailed prairie dog (Cynomys ludovicianus) in various, and sometimes conflicting, ways. Political complexity around the relationship among black-tailed prairie dogs, agricultural interests, and wildlife has increased in recent years, particularly when prairie dogs occur on publicly owned lands leased to private entit...