European Journal of Wildlife Research (EJWR)

New publication alert! 📖 Our research in #Chitwan National Park, #Nepal reveals community preferences that could enhance their adaptive capacity to coexist with #wildlife. @ejwr_cm @SpringerNature

El #DíaMundialdelaFotografía es la ocasión perfecta para dar las gracias a quienes, con su cámara 📸, nos regalan otra forma de mirar y descubrir la naturaleza.

Read my latest #research on long‑billed vulture, published with @SpringerNature in @ejwr_cm 🔗Link to the Article: link.springer.com/article/10.100…

#OA #OpenAccess article on Hunting Iberian ibex: from a threat factor to a conservation tool @ujaen link.springer.com/article/10.100…

#OA #OpenAccess article Shared population trends but no annual synchrony in duck species across Europe and North America @usask link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Excellent opportunity for wild horse research morrisanimalfoundation.org/article/Morris…

Trump administration pulls wildlife report nytimes.com/2025/02/10/cli…

In the heart of the Nairobi Nursery, a touching friendship blossoms between Taroha, our gentle elephant calf, and Maxwell, our resident blind rhino. Taroha often visits Maxwell’s enclosure, extending his trunk in a tender greeting, while Maxwell responds with soft snorts & squeaks, acknowledging his fellow pachyderm friend. These interspecies interactions highlight the profound connections that can form in the animal kingdom, reminding us of the universal language of companionship. Over the years, we’ve witnessed a fascinating array of friendships. Discover some of them in one of Angela Sheldrick’s earlier Field Notes: sheldrickwildlifetrust.org/news/fieldnote…

Andalucía bella y salvaje carlosphotonature.com Cuidemos nuestro planeta es nuestro gran legado

This article is part of the collection in "Management opportunities at the wildlife-livestock interface" link.springer.com/collections/jh…

What is the role of overgrazing in diet and breeding on a top avian scavengers? The #OA study from L. Fernández-Gómez and collegues answers link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Elephants never forget, but can they forgive? Shane Campbell-Staton and Dominique Gonçalves explore the resilience and genetic mystery behind the tuskless elephants of #Gorongosa National Park in this fascinating short PBS video: “Elephants are Evolving”. bit.ly/3DkJNlz

Just 18 months ago, rescued tiger Maruay only knew a concrete floor and a small cage. This is an uninterrupted minute of Maruay with his beloved ball. [📹 wildlife_friends_foundation]

Where I Work is an award-winning photography feature from the journal Nature. It celebrates the many roles and types of research undertaken by scientists globally, and challenges stereotypical perceptions of what a scientist does, or what they look like. nature.com/immersive/wher…

Photo by Lviatour CC BY-SA 3.0

Latest addition to our collection in Alien Games Species. A successful establishment of Ashworthius sidemi in red deer (Cervus elaphus) in Germany. Read for free: rdcu.be/d34he

Photo by DAVID ILIFF. License: CC BY-SA 3.0

Using tracking data to assess seasonal habitat use and conflict potential of Greylag Geese in Danish intensive agricultural landscapes Read for free: rdcu.be/d34f4 @AarhusUni_int

#OA #OpenAccess Emotions shape attitudes towards wolf conservation management in the Italian Alps link.springer.com/article/10.100… @aberdeenuni @UniofOxford

Deadline extended until January 31

🐯🦁🦊🐺🐴🐮🐑🐷🐔 We would like to invite you to submit your research to our Special Collection in "Management Opportunities at the Wildlife-Livestock Interface" For more information, visit our page at link.springer.com/collections/jh… or contact our editors. Deadline by 31 October