During the month of November 2011
The strong and hungry: bias in capture methods for mountain hares Lepus timidus
by Bisi et al will be featured.
A full text pdf of this article can be downloaded free of charge from our website and from BioOne during November 2011.
English abstracts of Wildlife Biology, volume 17, issue 3 are now available.
The abstracts may also be viewed at IngentaConnect and BioOne where full text pdf's may also be downloaded (subscription required)
During the month of September, 2011
Translocations and human-carnivore conflicts: problem solving or problem creating?
by Fonturbel & Simonetti will be featured.
A full text pdf of this article can be downloaded from our website and from BioOne during September 2011.
During the month of August, 2011
Survey method choice for wildlife management: the case of moose Alces alces in Sweden
by Månsson et al will be featured.
A full text pdf of this article can be downloaded from our website and from BioOne during August 2011.
English abstracts of Wildlife Biology, volume 17, issue 1 and 2 are now available.
The abstracts may also be viewed at IngentaConnect and BioOne where full text pdf's may also be downloaded (subscription required)
Wildlife Biology is proud to announce that as of 1 June 2011, Ilse Storch is the new Editor-in-Chief of Wildlife Biology.
We thank Anne Loison for her time and effort as our Editor-in-Chief. Anne Loison will continue as an Associate Editor of Wildlife Biology.