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A systematic survey of the integration of animal behavior into conservation
by
St. Claire, Colleen Cassady
, Fisher, Robert N.
, Swaisgood, Ronald R.
, Blumstein, Daniel T.
, Owen, Megan A.
, Mesnick, Sarah L.
, Saltz, David
, Berger-Tal, Oded
, Carroll, Scott
in
Animal behavior
/ Animals
/ antipredatory behavior
/ aprendizaje
/ Behavior, Animal
/ captive breeding
/ color
/ comportamiento en la conservacion
/ comportamiento en la conservacion, dispersion
/ conservation behavior
/ conservation behavior, dispersal
/ Conservation of Natural Resources
/ dispersal
/ dispersion
/ Ecology
/ especies invasoras
/ Fauna
/ foraging
/ forrajeo
/ heat map
/ Humans
/ invasive species
/ learning
/ Management tools
/ mapa de calor
/ Polls & surveys
/ prediction
/ reintroducción
/ reintroduction
/ reproducción en cautiverio
/ researchers
/ surveys
/ Surveys and Questionnaires
/ Wildlife conservation
/ wildlife management
2016
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A systematic survey of the integration of animal behavior into conservation
by
St. Claire, Colleen Cassady
, Fisher, Robert N.
, Swaisgood, Ronald R.
, Blumstein, Daniel T.
, Owen, Megan A.
, Mesnick, Sarah L.
, Saltz, David
, Berger-Tal, Oded
, Carroll, Scott
in
Animal behavior
/ Animals
/ antipredatory behavior
/ aprendizaje
/ Behavior, Animal
/ captive breeding
/ color
/ comportamiento en la conservacion
/ comportamiento en la conservacion, dispersion
/ conservation behavior
/ conservation behavior, dispersal
/ Conservation of Natural Resources
/ dispersal
/ dispersion
/ Ecology
/ especies invasoras
/ Fauna
/ foraging
/ forrajeo
/ heat map
/ Humans
/ invasive species
/ learning
/ Management tools
/ mapa de calor
/ Polls & surveys
/ prediction
/ reintroducción
/ reintroduction
/ reproducción en cautiverio
/ researchers
/ surveys
/ Surveys and Questionnaires
/ Wildlife conservation
/ wildlife management
2016
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A systematic survey of the integration of animal behavior into conservation
by
St. Claire, Colleen Cassady
, Fisher, Robert N.
, Swaisgood, Ronald R.
, Blumstein, Daniel T.
, Owen, Megan A.
, Mesnick, Sarah L.
, Saltz, David
, Berger-Tal, Oded
, Carroll, Scott
in
Animal behavior
/ Animals
/ antipredatory behavior
/ aprendizaje
/ Behavior, Animal
/ captive breeding
/ color
/ comportamiento en la conservacion
/ comportamiento en la conservacion, dispersion
/ conservation behavior
/ conservation behavior, dispersal
/ Conservation of Natural Resources
/ dispersal
/ dispersion
/ Ecology
/ especies invasoras
/ Fauna
/ foraging
/ forrajeo
/ heat map
/ Humans
/ invasive species
/ learning
/ Management tools
/ mapa de calor
/ Polls & surveys
/ prediction
/ reintroducción
/ reintroduction
/ reproducción en cautiverio
/ researchers
/ surveys
/ Surveys and Questionnaires
/ Wildlife conservation
/ wildlife management
2016
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A systematic survey of the integration of animal behavior into conservation
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A systematic survey of the integration of animal behavior into conservation
2016
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The role of behavioral ecology in improving wildlife conservation and management has been the subject of much recent debate. We sought to answer 2 foundational questions about the current use of behavioral knowledge in conservation: To what extent is behavioral knowledge used in wildlife conservation and management, and how does the use of animal behavior differ among conservation fields in both frequency and types of use? We searched the literature for intersections between key fields of animal behavior and conservation and created a systematic heat map (i.e., graphical representation of data where values are represented as colors) to visualize relative efforts. Some behaviors, such as dispersal and foraging, were commonly considered (mean [SE] of 1147.38 [353.11] and 439.44 [108.85] papers per cell, respectively). In contrast, other behaviors, such as learning, social, and antipredatory behaviors were rarely considered (mean [SE] of 33.88 [7.62], 44.81 [10.65], and 22.69 [6.37] papers per cell, respectively). In many cases, awareness of the importance of behavior did not translate into applicable management tools. Our results challenge previous suggestions that there is little association between the fields of behavioral ecology and conservation and reveals tremendous variation in the use of different behaviors in conservation. We recommend that researchers focus on examining underutilized intersections of behavior and conservation themes for which preliminary work shows a potential for improving conservation and management, translating behavioral theory into applicable and testable predictions, and creating systematic reviews to summarize the behavioral evidence within the behavior-conservation intersections for which many studies exist. El papel de la ecología conductual en el mejoramiento de la conservación y el manejo de la fauna ha sido sujeto recientemente a muchas discusiones. Buscamos responder dos preguntas fundamentales acerca del uso actual del conocimiento conductual en la conservación: ¿Hasta qué punto se utiliza el conocimiento conductual en la conservación y manejo de la fauna y cómo difiere el uso del comportamiento animal, tanto en frecuencia como en tipos de uso, entre las áreas de conservación? En la literatura buscamos intersecciones entre áreas clave de la conservación y el comportamiento animal y creamos un mapa sistemático de calor (es decir, una representación gráfica de los datos en la que los valores se representan con colores) para visualizar los esfuerzos relativos. Algunos comportamientos, como la dispersión y el forrajeo, se consideraron como comunes (media [SE] de 114.38 [353.11] y 439.44 [108.85] artículos por celda, respectivamente). En contraste, otros comportamientos como el aprendizaje y las conductas sociales y anti-depredadores se consideraron como raras (media [SE] de 33.88 [7.62], 44.81 [10.65] y 22.69 [6.37] artículos por celda, respectivamente). En muchos casos, la detección de la importancia del comportamiento no se tradujo en una herramienta aplicable de manejo. Nuestros resultados presentan un reto a las sugerencias previas de que existe poca asociación entre las áreas de la ecología conductual y la conservación y revelan una variación tremenda en el uso de diferentes comportamientos dentro de la conservación. Recomendamos que los investigadores se enfoquen en examinar intersecciones sub-utilizadas de temas de comportamiento y conservación para los que el trabajo preliminar muestre un potencial para mejorar la conservación y el manejo; traduzcan la teoría conductual a predicciones aplicables y evaluables; y creen revisiones sistemáticas para resumir la evidencia conductual dentro las intersecciones de comportamiento-conservación para las que existen muchos estudios.
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Blackwell Publishing Ltd,Wiley Periodicals Inc
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