Transforming human-wildlife conflict to coexistence
through understanding
animal ecology, human behavior and management effectiveness
through understanding
animal ecology, human behavior and management effectiveness
conservation Research, Policy & practice
Human-Wildlife coexistence
Conflicts between people and animals, both real and perceived, create challenges for conservation. Identifying the sociological factors shaping these relationships reveals strategies for coexistence. |
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biodiversity conservation
Up to 1 million species are threatened with extinction. Improving the effectiveness of conservation mechanisms and boosting available resources ensures we can protect our planet. |
"Biodiversity is resilient, and we can reverse this biodiversity crisis if we act now." - Jen Miller, Scientific American |