Sunarto Sunarto

TL;DR: In this article, the authors conducted a landscape analysis of tiger habitat to determine if a recovery of such magnitude is possible, and found that the reserves in 20 priority tiger landscapes can potentially support >10,000 tigers, almost thrice the current estimate.

TL;DR: It is recommended that future conservation efforts for the flat-headed cat should focus on the identified remaining key localities and be implemented through a continuous dialogue between local stakeholders, conservationists and scientists to ensure its long-term survival.

TL;DR: To thrive, tigers depend on the existence of large contiguous forest blocks, and that with adjustments in plantation management, tigers could use mosaics of plantations (as additional roaming zones), riparian forests and smaller forest patches (as stepping stones), potentially maintaining a metapopulation structure in fragmented landscapes.

TL;DR: Six mechanisms promoting coexistence of central Sumatra cats are identified, including Sumatran tigers, Sunda clouded leopards, Asiatic golden cats, marbled cats and leopard cats, suggesting temporal avoidance.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors developed a framework for leveraging global camera trap data to evaluate patterns of mammalian carnivore occurrence and richness across multiple spatial scales, highlighting the importance of intact prey populations and protected areas in conserving carnivore communities.