Overview
Animal movement ecology is the study of how animals move around in their natural habitat. It has important implications for conservation, animal welfare, and a wide variety of scientific fields. The research includes tracking animals to learn about their behavior and how they interact with their environment. This can be accomplished through observation, remote sensing, radio tracking, and GPS tags, as well as other technology. By understanding how and why animals move, animal movement ecology helps us learn how to better protect and conserve species and ecosystems. Additionally, this research can inform disease control, food production, natural resource management, and even urban planning.
Research published in this journal
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