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Occurrence models are frequently used to infer characteristics of habitat and inform management plans for large areas, but the extent to which these models predict reproduction, or the environmental characteristics associated with reproduction, is uncertain. We examined whether occurrence models based on point‐count data, and vegetation attributes within 50 m of presences, predicted the locations...
The concept of ecological integrity has been applied widely to management of aquatic systems, but still is considered by many to be too vague and difficult to quantify to be useful for managing terrestrial systems, particularly across broad areas. Extensive public lands in the western United States are managed for diverse uses such as timber harvest, livestock grazing, energy development, and wildlife...
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