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Assessing the relative importance of fine-scale and landscape habitat characteristics for harvest mouse (Micromys minutus) presence.
Small mammal species associated with agricultural landscapes appear to be in decline; however, reliable assessment of trends in abundance and distribution remains a challenge. Effective conservation management and policymaking decisions depend upon strong supporting evidence. Monitoring programmes f
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