suffering, and the ability to exhibit natural behaviors. These interests may conflict with certain human activities like factory farming or invasive research. 3. Mutual Interests: Some interactions are mutually beneficial, such as therapy animals providing emotional support to humans while receiving care ...
Though a hunter, Corbett was sensitive to human-wildlife conflict and habitat destruction. He established the national park in 1936 mainly for the protection of the Bengal tiger. The Indian government named it after him in 1957—two years after his death. This is India’s first national park ...
As the landscape of the region is transformed, more people are coming into conflict with wildlife and becoming exposed to pathogens that previously circulated beyond the boundaries of human incursion. Despite an ecological knowledge imperative, this emerging landscape is ill-defined with respect to the...
capture probability of wildlife (Ahumada et al.2013). We mounted cameras on trees at a height of 0.5 m from the forest floor, facing away from any dense vegetation that would severely obstruct the camera image or cause false-trigger events. We programmed cameras in photo and video pattern, ...
For example, using wildlife-habitat modeling and spatial mapping, incorporating life-history and behavioral data in habitat models and implementing an adaptive management approach would help in mitigating the effects of climate change. Given the diffuse physical–biological interactions in pelagic systems ...
Anthrax caused by this organism does not appear to have seasonality and predominantly infects non-human primates in the forests of Sub-Saharan Africa, so the epidemiology of wildlife anthrax and anthrax caused by Bcbva is also vastly different [41,42,43]. The persistent nature of anthrax in ...