Hazardous species need climate-style risk thinking, researchers argue
A new study argues that human harms from hazardous species should be managed as avoidable risks arising from the intersection ...
Tag: human-wildlife coexistence
Singapore’s macaques split into eight matrilines along a wild–urban gradient
DNA from more than 350 fecal samples shows Singapore's long-tailed macaques split into eight matrilines whose plant diets and gut ...
Mapping the Urban Wild: How Spatial Ecology Is Redefining City Conservation
A new research collection argues that the spatial arrangement of resources, disturbances, and human activity in cities is the key ...
Why Indigenous Communities Hold the Key to Living With Wildlife
A new synthesis in Ecology and Evolution shows how the plural, contradictory values of Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities produce ...
Hyenas and leopards cost Ethiopian farmers $118,000 in five years of conflict
A five-year survey in southern Ethiopia's Sirso landscape documents 1,280 livestock killed by carnivores, US$118,167 in losses, and retaliatory killings ...
Eagles That Hunt Venomous Snakes Secretly Rely on Desert Lizards, Study Finds
Nest camera data from India's Thar Desert show that the culturally revered short-toed snake eagle relies equally on desert lizards, ...
Beliefs, Not Livestock Losses, Drive Villager Attitudes Toward Iran’s Big Carnivores
A study of 292 villagers around Iran's Golestan National Park finds that cognitive and social beliefs, not actual livestock losses, ...
Endangered Macaques Run a Daily Commute Between Forest and Village, Hotspot Maps Reveal
A new study maps the daily commute of endangered long-tailed macaques in the Philippines, showing they forage in the forest ...
New Framework Maps How Humans and Beavers Can Share Crowded Landscapes
A new Beaver Futures Framework developed by Dutch researchers integrates positive and negative values of beavers to guide more inclusive ...
Community efforts to protect elephant corridors in Nagaland, India
In the forested hills of Nagaland, a remote state in Northeast India nestled within the Eastern Himalayan biodiversity hotspot, scientists ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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