Tag: human-wildlife conflict

A survey of 49 conservation practitioners across three South African provinces finds that community engagement programmes are associated with significantly ...

A new fine-scale modeling study reveals that wild boar occupy over a third of Jeju Island, with farmland proximity and ...

A new perspective in Discover Conservation proposes a five-state dynamic model and the CEAA Framework to move India's human-wildlife relationships ...

A first systematic study of smooth-coated otter latrines and diet along Nepal's Karnali River finds marking hotspots near settlements and ...

A fifty-year scoping review reveals how Africa's invasive Indian house crow and native red-billed quelea inflict starkly different ecological and ...

A systematic review finds that deep learning outperforms other technologies in detecting and predicting human–wildlife conflict, with elephants, tigers, monkeys ...

A new GPS-based study in Tanzania's Swagaswaga Game Reserve shows that baboons nearly triple their daily travel distances and shrink ...

A new Beaver Futures Framework developed by Dutch researchers integrates positive and negative values of beavers to guide more inclusive ...

A mixed-methods study in northern Tanzania shows that seasonal grazing access, tenure security, and gendered livelihood costs drive village support ...

Human-wildlife conflict (HWC) has emerged as a critical environmental issue, posing serious implications for both wildlife conservation and human livelihoods ...