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Range declines, habitat connectivity, and trapping have created conservation concern for wolverines throughout their range in North America. Previous researchers used population models and observed estimates of survival and reproduction to infer that current trapping rates limit population growth, except perhaps in the far north where trapping rates are lower. Assessing the sustainability of trapping...
Compared to roads, relatively little is known about the ecological effects of railways on wildlife. Railways and roads are frequently co‐aligned in the same corridor, but most road ecology projects ignore parallel railways due to landownership issues, road‐specific funding or perceptions that railway impacts are negligible. Railways and trains can negatively affect wildlife and the environment in...
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