The article "Human-wildlife conflict and coexistence in the African context" published in Wildlife Biology discusses the increasing interactions between humans and wildlife in Africa due to population growth and land use changes. The conflicts over resources, safety, and livelihoods occur in...
This case can inform conservation and management practices for river otters, other flagship species, and the ecosystems they inhabit, enhancing human–wildlife coexistence in anthropogenic landscapes.Journal of Wildlife ManagementLesage, Caroline L.Kross, AngelaTurner, Sarah E....
He and his seven colleagues take turns patrolling every day.Since the establishment of the wildlife rescue station in 2019,they have rescued 17 wild animals,including those under China's first-class national protection,like a snow leopard.Last year,he took care of an injured red muntjac attacked...
human-wildlife coexistenceCanis lupusspecies rangeIberian Peninsulalarge carnivoresnested-scale modelsrefuge availabilityDespite severe population declines and an overall range contraction, some populations of large carnivores have managed to survive in human﹎odified landscapes. From a conservation perspective, ...
As shot rang out, human had become a complete loser, so only when people lay down their arms, correctly realize the necessity of harmonious coexistence of human and wildlife, and take the title of "human is the master" of the earth is the first step to alleviate the conflict between ...
Human – Wildlife conflicts and land-use interactions between pastoralists, livestock and large predators in Ngorongoro, a multi-use landscapeHuman – Wildlife conflicts and land-use interactions between pastoralists, livestock and large predators in Ngorongoro, a multi-use landscapeAbundant wildlife coexis...
Zhao said the comeback of the giant cats has shown that the ecological chain is restoring, and their protection efforts have paid off. "I hope wild animals can live at ease, with humans and wildlife coexisting in harmony," he said.
These insights will in turn inspire innovative proposals for improving human-wildlife coexistence, according to Professor Martin Wikelski, Director of the Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior in Radolfzell, Germany. "Nobody is asking for humans to stay in permanent lockdown. But we may discover...
Climate change and human–wildlife conflict are both pressing challenges for biodiversity conservation and human well-being in the Anthropocene. Climate change is a critical yet underappreciated amplifier of human–wildlife conflict, as it exacerbates resource scarcity, alters human and animal behaviours an...
For example, the coexistence of humans and wildlife in urban areas often selects individuals with bold personalities71,72,73. On the other hand, animals inhabiting remote areas have less exposure to human presence and, consequently, encounters. Hence, when such animals encounter humans, they might...