Human-carnivore interaction in Chile: exploring myths that kill
The study by Sacristan et al. in rural Chile was the first of its kind to contrast people’s perceptions of two threatened small carnivore species.
Author: Vidya Mary George
The fantastic Hoary Fox of Brazil: bringing the nocturnal into the light
The study by Dalponte et al. describes and documents the spatial organization and home range overlap of two neighbouring Hoary Fox mated pairs in Brazil.
In pursuit of Faure’s Broom: the wild treasure hunt in Algeria
The study by Miara et al. presents efforts made to rediscover Faure’s Broom, a narrow Algerian endemic, within its historically reported locality.
Tethering tourism to conservation: keeping the Sahyadris “hot”
Torna Fort of Sahyadri, a storehouse of incredible endemic plant diversity, is in consideration for tourism development as an archaeological monument.
