Vincent Tolon

TL;DR: This work studied how wild boar responded to temporal changes in risk in hunted areas (risky habitat) surrounding a nature reserve (refuge habitat) and confirmed that animals with home ranges “in contact” with the reserve during the low-risk season were the only ones to shift toward the refuge when the risk increased.

TL;DR: It was shown that similar proximal causes influenced these seasonal movements, reinforcing the idea of a continuum from migration to residency in response to seasonal environmental changes, and suggesting that global warming, by homogenizing large-scale environmental conditions, may thus decrease migratory tactics.

TL;DR: Prey-searching strategies adopted by hunters around reserves strongly impacted animal mortality and the efficiency of the protected area for this harvested species, and predator-prey spatial games provide a powerful theoretical background for understanding wildlife-harvester spatial interactions and developing substantial application for sustainable harvesting.

TL;DR: In this article , the efficiency of an undestroyed strip of winter cover crop within maize fields to promote ground-dwelling arthropod spillover and their predation activity into fields was assessed.

TL;DR: In this article , the effects of undestroyed strips of winter cover crops in maize fields on carabid community composition, and on the distribution of three ecological traits: diet, wing status and body size were investigated.