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Patterns of habitat use by the wild boar, Sus scrofa Linnaeus, 1758, in an agricultural ecosystem, were studied from late winter to early summer in southwestern France, by monitoring radio- collared individuals and collecting the animals activity signs. Results showed that natural habitats are of importance for wild boars in a farmland environment, most of their activity, particularly day bedding, taking place there. Wild boars make intensive use of large woodland and heathland units. The proximity of human development did not seem to affect their activities a great deal.

Habitat use of wild boar in a French agroecosystem from late winter to early summer