( 2014 ). Who is in conflict with whom? Human dimensions of the conflicts involving wildlife . In Applied ecology and human dimensions on biological conservation : 189 – 209 . Verdade, L.M. , Lyra-Jorge, M.C. & Piña, C.I. (Eds). Heidelberg : Springer-Verlag.Marchini, S. (...
Struggle for existence : park-people conflict in the Royal Chitwan National Park, Nepal The Royal Chitwan National Park, Nepal, and the villages in its proximity were chosen as the study area to investigate the conflicts that can arise between... SK Nepal,KE Weber - 《Hsd Monograph》 被引量...
Therefore, the public’s view of the conflict and the acceptability of the proposed management strategies must be evaluated before implementation. Community-based research is of the utmost importance in dealing with the conflict of human–wildlife coexistence. Since society bears the brunt of the ...
it may negatively impact the translocated individual and may not be effective if that individual returns to areas where the probability of human conflict is high. We used radiotelemetry to experimentally study the effects of short- (SDT) and long-distance translocation (LDT; beyond the typical hom...
George Wuerthner critiques the assumption that cougar hunting will decrease conflict with humans. Oregon’s assumptions on cougar hunting misplaced –George Wuerthner, NewWest.net Oregon, like many western states, allows cougar hunting. Part of the justification for hunting is the assumption that kill...
If the conflict remains, please consult your HRBP. ROMANTIC RELATIONSHIPS While this Code of Conduct does not prevent the development of friendships or romantic relationships between co-workers, it does set boundaries on how those relationships shall be conducted during working hours and in the work...
Human-wildlife conflict can also be indirectly influenced by climatic events, which can influence hunting strategies, or stochastic events (e.g. fire), which can cause animals to flee towards human settlements8. One key aim of the KAZA TFCA is to connect and coordinate efforts of protected ...
and eventually evolved into a separatist war featured by acts of terrorism. The violence to which the Tamils living in Sinhalese-majority areas were subjected in 1983 contributed to this escalation of the conflict. The secessionist demand itself has met with opposition from the other ethnic groups...
The authors declare no conflict of interest. Acknowledgments This research was partially supported by the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria via a doctoral grant to the first author Beatriz Martín Cruz (PIFULPGC-2020-CCSALUD-1). It was also supported by the Catalina Ruiz research staff ...
The sources ofM. bovisinfection in cattle are multiple and poorly quantified (i.e., who infected whom among species142,143). In some high-risk areas of the UK,M. bovisinfection is common in badgers, widely believed to constitute the main wildlife reservoir in the UK35,144. The potential ...